focus pocus

English

Etymology

Derived from hocus pocus and the word focus.

Verb

focus pocus (third-person singular simple present focus pocuses, present participle focus pocusing, simple past and past participle focus pocused)

  1. (colloquial) To focus with intense concentration or effort.
    Tonight, I'm going to focus pocus on my homework so I can get an A for my test.
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