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Definition of hook
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hook is as below...
Hook (v. t.) To seize or
pierce
with the
points
of the
horns,
as
cattle
in
attacking
enemies;
to
gore..
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Sling
::
Sling (v. t.) A loop of rope, or a rope or chain with
hooks,
for
suspending
a
barrel,
bale, or other heavy
object,
in
hoisting
or
lowering..
Fancywork
::
Fancywork
(n.)
Ornamental
work with a
needle
or hook, as
embroidery,
crocheting,
netting,
etc..
Hamulose
::
Hamulose
(a.)
Bearing
a small hook at the end.
Anchor
::
Anchor
(n.) A iron
instrument
which is
attached
to a ship by a cable (rope or
chain),
and
which,
being cast
overboard,
lays hold of the earth by a fluke or hook and thus
retains
the ship in a
particular
station..
Agraffe
::
Agraffe
(n.) A hook or
clasp.
Hamulus
::
Hamulus
(n.) A
hooked
barbicel
of a
feather.
Hamulate
::
Hamulate
(a.)
Furnished
with a small hook;
hook-shaped.
Eye
::
Eye (n.) A loop
forming
part of
anything,
or a hole
through
anything,
to
receive
a rope, hook, pin,
shaft,
etc.; as an eye at the end of a tie bar in a
bridge
truss;
as an eye
through
a
crank;
an eye at the end of
rope..
Shook
::
Shook (n.) A set of
staves
and
headings
sufficient
in
number
for one
hogshead,
cask,
barrel,
or the like,
trimmed,
and bound
together
in
compact
form..
Cottrel
::
Cottrel
(n.) A
trammel,
or hook to
support
a pot over a
fire..
Porthook
::
Porthook
(n.) One of the iron hooks to which the port
hinges
are
attached.
Retinaculum
::
Retinaculum
(n.) A small gland or
process
to which
bodies
are
attached;
as, the
glandular
retinacula
to which the
pollinia
of
orchids
are
attached,
or the hooks which
support
the seeds in many
acanthaceous
plants..
Top-block
::
Top-block
(n.) A large
ironbound
block
strapped
with a hook, and, when used, hung to an
eyebolt
in the cap, -- used in
swaying
and
lowering
the
topmast..
Falcated
::
Falcated
(a.)
Hooked
or bent like a
sickle;
as, a
falcate
leaf; a
falcate
claw; -- said also of the moon, or a
planet,
when
horned
or
crescent-formed..
Paternoster
::
Paternoster
(n.) A line with a row of hooks and
bead/shaped
sinkers.
Hamite
::
Hamite
(n.) A
fossil
cephalopod
of the genus
Hamites,
related
to the
ammonites,
but
having
the last whorl bent into a
hooklike
form..
Hasp
::
Hasp (n.) A
clasp,
especially
a metal strap
permanently
fast at one end to a
staple
or pin, while the other
passes
over a
staple,
and is
fastened
by a
padlock
or a pin; also, a
metallic
hook for
fastening
a
door..
Fishhook
::
Fishhook
(n.) A hook for
catching
fish.
Hair
::
Hair (n.) An
outgrowth
of the
epidermis,
consisting
of one or of
several
cells,
whether
pointed,
hooked,
knobbed,
or
stellated.
Internal
hairs occur in the
flower
stalk of the
yellow
frog lily
(Nuphar)..
Sockdolager
::
Sockdolager
(n.) A
combination
of two hooks which close upon each
other,
by means of a
spring,
as soon as the fish
bites..
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