Citations:twock


 * , J.A. Sutherland, Into the Dark (Alexis Carew, #1), J.A. Sutherland:
 * Not the crack of breaking bone, but a wet twock, the sort of thing one hears when wrenching off a chicken leg. The man screamed and released her arm, but Alexis didn't release him. Instead, she shook her own hand back and forth rapidly,
 * 2010, Alexander Elder, Straying from the Flock: Travels in New Zealand, John Wiley & Sons (ISBN 9781118040447), page 11:
 * Once the twock-twock-twock of the helicopter faded away, we were surrounded by total silence. We were cocooned by the blue and white ice below, grey and green mountains on the sides and the blue sky above. The guides handed out ...