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sock someone or something in
[for fog] to cause someone or something to remain in place. The heavy fog socked us in for six hours. The fog socked in the airport for an hour.
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s imperative to have a good moisture wicking sock in cold or extreme climates.
MORE creepily still, the pace of transmutation increases if you include the odd sock in future washes.
It simply outperforms other odor control technologies on the market and we can put it on any synthetic or cotton blended sock in your line.
 
 
 
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