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mohock (n.)
See Mohawk.
mohock Sentence Examples
- The infamous group of rakes and thugs known as the Mohocks terrorized the streets of 18th-century London.
- The Mohocks were notorious for their elaborate disguises, which they used to hide their identities during their rampages.
- The Mohocks enjoyed a reputation for wanton violence, attacking and harassing innocent citizens without provocation.
- One of the Mohocks' infamous pranks involved cutting off the noses of their victims.
- Victims of the Mohocks often feared retaliation if they reported the crimes to the authorities.
- The Mohocks eventually gained such notoriety that the government took steps to suppress their activities.
- The Mohocks' reign of terror came to an end in the early 18th century, thanks to increased policing and stricter laws.
- Despite their short-lived existence, the Mohocks have become a legend in London's criminal history.
- The Mohocks' actions reflected the social unrest and moral decay prevalent in 18th-century England.
- The Mohocks' name has been used to describe similar groups of violent hooligans in other eras.
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See Mohawk.
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The infamous group of rakes and thugs known as the Mohocks terrorized the streets of 18th-century London.
The Mohocks were notorious for their elaborate disguises, which they used to hide their identities during their rampages.
The Mohocks enjoyed a reputation for wanton violence, attacking and harassing innocent citizens without provocation.
One of the Mohocks' infamous pranks involved cutting off the noses of their victims.
