A hammock is a kind of bed made of a sheet of canvas or other heavy fabric and tied by both ends to walls, trees, the sides of a ship or something. Hammocks were used in sailing ships because they are easy to put up and take down and they do not take up much space when they are taken down.
The french word of a Hammock is a Hamac. Source : Google Translator.
Ocala is derived from the word "Ocali" believed to mean the "Big Hammock."
The only word that has two syllables and actually rhymes with hammock is "Cammack."
Hammock means a bed of a strip of canvas or network hung up at the ends
In our garden, there's a hammock hanging between the mango tree and the sampaloc tree.
this is a Spanish word for a Hanging Bed
I loved resting in my hammock.He strung the hammock between two trees--but right below a hornets' nest!Three bear cubs tried to climb into the backyard hammock.
a hammock
'Hummack' is not an English word. - You may mean 'hammock' , which is a canvas and rope temporary bed, used mainly on old fashioned ships.
i want to relax on the hummock
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The English word hammock probably derives from one of the Arawakan languages and originally meant a fishing net. The Yukuna word is hamaca and the Taino word is amaca.