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blessedness
kavelj

I. hook [hʊk] N

hook
hook
hook
to be off the hook
by hook or by crook
to get the hook Am
to let sb off the hook
to let sb off the hook
to fall for sth hook, line and sinker
to sling one's hook Brit
to sling one's hook Brit

II. hook [hʊk] VB trans

1. hook (fish):

to hook a fish

2. hook (fasten):

to hook sth to sth

3. hook (fetch with hook):

I. hook up VB trans

1. hook (hang):

hook
obesiti

2. hook (connect):

hook to
priključiti
hook to
povezati

3. hook (fasten):

hook
pritrditi

4. hook Am inf (supply):

to hook sb up with sth

II. hook up VB intr to hook up [to sth]

hook
hook

ˈboat hook N

boat hook

ˈcoat hook N

coat hook

ˈcro·chet hook N, ˈcro·chet nee·dle N

crochet hook

ˈfish-hook N

fish-hook

ˈmeat hook N

meat hook

ˈprun·ing hook N

pruning hook
pruning hook
Present
Ihook
youhook
he/she/ithooks
wehook
youhook
theyhook
Past
Ihooked
youhooked
he/she/ithooked
wehooked
youhooked
theyhooked
Present Perfect
Ihavehooked
youhavehooked
he/she/ithashooked
wehavehooked
youhavehooked
theyhavehooked
Past Perfect
Ihadhooked
youhadhooked
he/she/ithadhooked
wehadhooked
youhadhooked
theyhadhooked

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And their spears into pruning hooks.
en.wikipedia.org
The trial eventually ends -- and the defendant is off to hang on a meat hook with piano wire or some such.
spectator.org
Once they reached the centre of the village, the young men raised the body and hung it from a meat hook.
news.bbc.co.uk
There are many types of hooks, but meat hooks are the only ones used in butchering.
en.wikipedia.org
A meat hook hanging from the ceiling of a passageway near the main kitchen had to be pulled in a certain direction to unlock the trapdoor.
en.wikipedia.org