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

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 notes

In plain EnglishA nickname for someone who is coolly logical, like the Star Trek character.

When to use it

Informal, pop-culture reference.

Word forms

Spocked past tense, Spocks plural, Spocks singular

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Etymology

Anglicized from Dutch Spaak.

Origin: Dutch

Rhymes for Spock

ock cock mock rock lock sock dock bock hock jock tock clock

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Frequently asked questions

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.