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Multi-word Results
| by hook |
in any possible way, using any possible means. |
| cant hook |
a blunt-tipped wooden lever with a movable metal hook near the lower end, used in handling logs; peavey. |
| gang hook |
a fishhook consisting of several hooks that are joined at their shanks. |
| grappling hook |
see grapnel. |
| hook and eye |
a clothes-fastening device having a small metal hook, on one side of the opening, that attaches to a loop or small bar on the other side. |
| hook and ladder |
a fire engine carrying extension ladders, hooked tools, and other equipment; hook-and-ladder truck. |
| hook shot |
in basketball, a shot made, with the body sideways to the basket, by the far hand arcing the ball over the head. |
| hook up |
to connect to a system or power source. [3 definitions] |
| hook, line, and sinker |
(informal) without any question or hesitation; completely. |
| pruning hook |
a tool with a hooked blade that is used to prune plants. |
| screw hook |
a screw with an elongated head in the shape of a hook. |
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