crock

Something that is foolish, untrue, or of very poor quality; nonsense.

"That whole story is a load of old crock."

A broken piece of pottery or earthenware, often used for drainage in pots.

"She put crocks in the bottom of the plant pot."

An old, worn-out person or thing, especially a vehicle.

"My old car is a real crock, always breaking down."

To injure or disable someone, often in a sporting context.

"He got crocked during the rugby match."