hook

Phonetic Respelling: [ hook ]

Definition:

n. a curved or bent tool for catching or holding or pulling; v. to catch -a fish- with a hook; v. to hold hang or pull with a hook; to bend sparply

Sentence:

I put a worm on my hook. OR I hope to hook myself a fish.

More example sentences:

I put a worm on my hook. OR I hope to hook myself a fish.

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Why doesn't the boy want to bait the hook with the minnow?

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He placed the hangable hamper on a hook in the laundry room.

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She had to yank the sweater from the hook.

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What does the hook do?

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I hope to hook myself a fish.

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What did the author do after the first chapter to hook the reader in?

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Why do sled dogs scream at hook up?

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I put a little spinner above my hook when I go fishing.

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What happened when the hook shot out of the cannon?

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How did Wayne get the hook from the baby dolphin?

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The fisherman used a stonefly to hook the bass.

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Where does the trailer hook up?

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Joseph baited his hook with an alderfly.

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What did they hook the clip chain to?

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Synonyms:

j-shapedmetal; curved metal; bent metal

Antonyms:

straight needle

Hook rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • book
  • brook
  • brooke
  • cook
  • cooke
  • crook
  • crooke
  • flook
  • gook
  • hooke
  • look
  • mook
  • nook
  • rook
  • rooke
  • schnook
  • scssnook
  • stroock
  • took
  • tooke
  • zook
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • chinook
  • decook
  • forsook
  • kirkuk
  • mccook
  • mistook
  • precook
  • rebook
  • retook
  • unbook
  • unvanhook
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • overcook
  • overtook
  • undercook
  • undertook
• Four Syllable Rhymes
  • create-a-book
  • gobbledygook