1. A game at ball, played with a club which is curved at the bottom.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hhockey,
• shocke,
• hocky,
• hochey,
• hckey,
• hacket,
• hickery,
• chocke,
• hackey,
• hockory,
• hacke,
• hoceky,
• hcokey,
• hicky,
• hucked,
• howdey,
• hocey,
• hopey,
• hicken,
• cockey

• hooch,
• hook,
• HOGE,
• hacker,
• hickey,
• house,
• houge,
• hosch,
• hoagy,
• hookah,
• hosey,
• hock,
• HOGUE,
• hoak,
• hokey,
• hogge,
• hooke,
• howk,
• Hoese,
• hooky,
• howse,
• houze,
• Hoskie,
• howze,
• hoke,
• hooks,
• hoxie,
• hoyos,
• houk,
• housey,
• jockey,
• hoose,
• hose,
• houck,
• hoka.

The adjective form of the word "hockey" is "hockey-specific" or "hockey-related".

The plural form of the word "hockey" is "hockeys"

The singular form of the word "hockey" is "hockey" itself.