noun
Spock
spok
Spock (noun) means someone who resembles or acts like the logical, unemotional Star Trek character Spock. Example: “He's such a spock — completely unbothered by emotional arguments.”
noun
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Someone who resembles or acts like the logical, unemotional Star Trek character Spock.
"He's such a spock — completely unbothered by emotional arguments."
How to use Spock
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA nickname for someone who is coolly logical, like the Star Trek character.
When to use it
Informal, pop-culture reference.
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Word forms
- Plural
- Spocks
- Third person singular
- Spocks
- Past tense
- Spocked
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He's such a _____ — completely unbothered by emotional arguments.
Etymology
An anglicised form of Dutch Spaak.
Synonyms
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Rhymes for Spock
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What does “Spock” mean?
The word “Spock” means someone who resembles or acts like the logical, unemotional Star Trek character Spock. In plain terms, a nickname for someone who is coolly logical, like the Star Trek character.
How do you pronounce “Spock”?
“Spock” is pronounced spok (/spɒk/ in IPA).
How do you use “Spock” in a sentence?
Here is “Spock” used in a sentence: “He's such a spock — completely unbothered by emotional arguments.”
What part of speech is “Spock”?
“Spock” is a noun.
