crock (krok)

i. [E. dial., perhaps a var. of crack. Cf. crock2 and crocko.] To decrease; decay. [Prov. Eng.] crock6 (krok), n. [Sc. and E. dial.; prob. = LG. krakke, an old horse, an old decayed house, = OD. kraecke, an old decayed house; perhaps ult. a var. of crack.] An old ewe. crocker1+ (krok'èr), n. [ME. crockere, crokkere; proper name Crocker.] A potter. in this genus.