Hook ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hook ( noun )

  1. A curved or bent device for catching, holding, or pulling.
  2. Something intended to attract and ensnare.
  3. A short catchy phrase or tune.
  4. A golf shot that curves to the left for a right-handed golfer.

Origin:

Old english hōc "bend, angle", of germanic origin; related to dutch haak and german haken.

Examples:

  1. He caught a fish on the hook.
  2. She fell for his clever hook line.
  3. The song's hook is guaranteed to get stuck in your head.
  4. He hit a hook into the rough.
  5. The hook on the end of the fishing line.

(As a verb)

Hook ( verb )

  1. A curved or bent device for catching, holding, or pulling.
  2. Something intended to attract and ensnare.
  3. A short catchy phrase or tune.
  4. A golf shot that curves to the left for a right-handed golfer.

Origin:

Old english hōc "bend, angle", of germanic origin; related to dutch haak and german haken.

Examples:

  1. He caught a fish on the hook.
  2. She fell for his clever hook line.
  3. The song's hook is guaranteed to get stuck in your head.
  4. He hit a hook into the rough.
  5. The hook on the end of the fishing line.
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