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hook in Konkani कोंकणी

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hook in English

  • hook
    adj. hookable.

  • hook
    adj. hookless.

  • hook
    adj. hooklike.

  • hook
    expr. by hook or (by) crook, in any way at all; by fair means or foul.
    Ex. The question of the refugees must be settled, by hook or by crook, [since] they present a grave security risk, besides an economic problem (London Times).

  • hook
    expr. get the hook, (Slang.) to be dismissed; lose one's job.
    Ex. If he is late once more, he will get the hook.

  • hook
    expr. hook it, (Slang.) to run away.
    Ex. Here come the cops--you'd better hook it!

  • hook
    expr. hook up,
    a. to attach or fasten with a hook or hooks.
    Ex. They saw a horse hooked up to the post of the inn (W. S. Hayward).
    b. to arrange and connect the parts of (a radio set, telephone, or other device).
    Ex. They decide

  • hook
    expr. hook, line, and sinker, (Slang.) wholly; entirely.
    Ex. I swallowed the story hook, line, and sinker (New Yorker).

  • hook
    expr. off the hook, (Informal.) free of responsibility; out of a predicament.
    Ex. The administration was searching for a way to get off the hook on Quemoy (New Yorker).

  • hook
    expr. on one's own hook, (Informal.) independently.
    Ex. There is a non-personal entity called ""History"" which accomplishes things on its own hook (Edmund Wilson).

  • hook
    hook, noun, verb.

  • hook
    noun 1. a piece of metal, wood, or other stiff material, curved or having a sharp angle for catching hold of something or for hanging things on.
    Ex. Several people hung their coats on the hook fastened to the wall.
    2. a curved piece of wire,

  • hook
    v.i. 1. to be fastened with or as if with a hook.
    Ex. The gate hooked shut with a click as he left the garden.
    2. to be curved or bent like a hook.
    3. to bend or curve like a hook.
    Ex. At this point the river hooks around to the

  • hook
    v.t. 1. to fasten or attach with or as if with a hook or hooks.
    Ex. Will you hook my dress for me?
    2. to catch or take hold of with a hook.
    Ex. The farmer hooked each blade of hay and threw it on the wagon.
    3. to join or fit lik

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