hooked
/hʊkt/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of hook; caught or fastened with a hook.
- She hooked her purse onto the back of the chair.
- He hooked a large fish and reeled it in.
- The climber hooked his rope to the anchor.
adjective
- Shaped like a hook; curved.
- The old man's nose was long and hooked.
- The eagle has a hooked beak for tearing meat.
- He drew a hooked line to represent a fishhook.
- Addicted to or very enthusiastic about something.
- Once you try this chocolate, you'll be hooked.
- After one episode, she was hooked on the TV series.
- He got hooked on video games and played for hours every day.
- Having a hook or hooks.
- The fishing line had a hooked end.
- The coat rack is hooked so you can hang your jacket.
- She used a hooked tool to pull the wire through the pipe.
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