Crambo's new word rhymes with ballcock

(Since I, for want, would hate to see the Crambo group waste away for lack of "product", I've taken the initiative of starting a new round. I hope no one objects due to the fact that I didn't win the last round, but I think if no one starts a new round, Crambo is doomed.)

I was playing amateur plumber yesterday, working with a pesky ballcock in my toilet's tank. It got me thinking of words that sound obscene but which, in fact, are perfectly innocuous. And perfectly suited to Crambo.

//James, thanks for starting a new round. I was going to propose one on Monday because the weekends tend to be slow, but I'm glad you started one first. And good luck with your plumbing project.//

The best I can do for a double rhyme, this hyphenated verb means to engage in light exercise that's suitable for inclement weather and offers a chance for window-shopping.

Clever guess, Buck, with its double rhyme, but Crambo's word only rhymes the last syllable, so mall-walk can't be the word he's looking for.

NOT - mall-walk

Thanks for stepping up, James! I haven't come up with an innocuous but obscene-sounding word yet.

This oryx is widely hunted for its spectacular horns, which can be fashioned into natural trumpets, maybe even used as a shofar.

Yay James!!!

Could it be a small chamber with two doors in series which do not open simultaneously?

RE #4: It turns out after looking at some images on the internet, that the gemsbok is a spectacularly beautiful animal. Thanks for the introduction, Jim53! But it's not what Crambo was looking for.

RE #5 - This guess makes me think of movies like the original Alien and 2001, A Space Odyssey, but the word isn't airlock.

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, gemsbock, mall-walk

When the sheep wandered into the wrong pasture, the shepherd was ordered to "get the ________ out of here!"

I'm just sittin' here resting my bones

Where is Jenny from?

If, oceanically over-fished,
They would be a sad "flock",
With not a single one left to catch,
No, not a single __ __ __ __ __ __ __

RE:
#7 - Hadn't heard that one before, but it's obviously flock which isn't the word we need this round. By the way, along similar lines, do you know what a Scottish shepherd and Mick Jagger have in common?

#8 - From what I've been reading on the Internet about current weather conditions in Toronto, I hope that lying in your hammock helps you to stay at least a bit cool. Not the word.

#9 - Why, she's a Canuck of course. Not the word.

#10 - Let's hope that the pollock doesn't suffer the fate of the Atlantic Cod or the Chilean Sea Bass. Long live wild fish stocks! Not the word.

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock, flock, hammock, Canuck, pollock

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, Canuck, flock, gemsbock, hammock, mall-walk, pollock

Hammock wasn't my word, although it is indeed a lovely one.
No, I’m here at Ashbridges Bay,
Watching the ti-ide roll away ...

// I was a clue! How cool is that! //

"pollock" (10-11) wasnʻt my guess
though itʻs now a "Luck-
-y 7th" on the List. Youʻd better chuck
that, or --what the heck -- leave it where it is---
No harm done, but my guess was, in the Fish Biz,
A more substantial factor, and is seen on plates
More oft. Excuse me while I placate Yeats
And that persistent Nash, whose spirits both think
Iʻm trying to emulate them --(Who am
I to do that!?) End of the round in this slam.

I am a wading bird but also a loyal employee of Mr. E.H. Harriman of the Union Pacific Railroad.

//Jenn, congrats on being a clue! Very cool! How long do you think you'll be sitting there?//

// It's pretty darn hot here! At the very least,
I'll be sittin til the evening comes... ;D //

#11: This Jenny famously said, "Some go stealing. Everyone's got to make a living"

RE:
#12 (with additional help from #15)... Thanks for the Otis Redding reminder, but Crambo's not sitting on the dock of the bay.
#13 ... Leave this one with me for a bit.
#14 ... Thanks for the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid reminder... but it's not Mr. Wadingbird aka Mr. Woodcock.
#16... This Jenny seems to be quite good at making a living. She was Jenny from the block but now she's just JLo.

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock, flock, hammock, Canuck, pollock, dock, woodcock, block

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, block, Canuck, dock, flock, gemsbock, hammock, mall-walk, pollock, woodcock

An artist might wear it;
Itʻs ok if you tear it,
For __ __ __ __ __ s arenʻt thought
To be "cool" or "hot" --
Mostly worn by art-
-ists who are smart
Enough to care about essEN-
Tials, not clothing. Then,
Do you have a good idear
What it is? Is it clear?

The "little clover" made famous by stories about an Irish saint?

__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __, the little aging man who wondered if he "dare(d) to eat a peach", made famous by a T. S. Eliot poem?

RE:
#18 and 20 - Should Mr. Prufrock dare to eat a peach, I'm sure he would don a smock to avoid staining his cravat, fussy thing that he is. Not winners.
#19 - For once, a shamrock declined to bring luck and this one's not a winner either.

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock, flock, hammock, Canuck, pollock, dock, woodcock, block, smock, shamrock, Prufrock

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, block, Canuck, dock, flock, gemsbock, hammock, mall-walk, pollock, Prufrock, shamrock, smock, woodcock

NOTE: Crambo's word is a common noun, not a proper one.

The woolly adelgids have destroyed most of these trees in the western part of my state.

re: # 22 - Had the woolly adelgids destroyed all the hemlock in Attic Greece, maybe Socrates might have lived to a ripe old age. Not the word...

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock, flock, hammock, Canuck, pollock, dock, woodcock, block, smock, shamrock, Prufrock, hemlock

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, block, Canuck, dock, flock, gemsbock, hammock, hemlock, mall-walk, pollock, Prufrock, shamrock, smock, woodcock

The sudden disorientation felt by a hermit crab upon moving into a new domicile?

// #24 I like it (the clue, not the experience). //

new guess: a gown worn by a girl, or an outer garment worn by a peasant?

RE:
#24 - I agree with Jim, great clue. However, Herman the Hermit's shellshock doesn't win him this round.
#25 - Jim's frock does, though! It's a winner. And thanks to Jim for the vocabulary expansions - I knew the gown definition, but didn't know about the peasant fashion.

NOT - mall-walk, gemsbok, airlock, flock, hammock, Canuck, pollock, dock, woodcock, block, smock, shamrock, Prufrock, hemlock, shellshock

ALPHA-NOT - airlock, block, Canuck, dock, flock, gemsbock, hammock, hemlock, mall-walk, pollock, Prufrock, shamrock, shellshock, smock, woodcock

CORRECT ANSWER - frock

Okay, the next frocking round is over here.