Definitions

1. noun

a curved or angled piece of metal or other material used for catching or holding something, especially a fish.

“The fisherman used a hook to catch the large trout.”

2. verb

to catch or hold something with a hook, or to attract someone’s attention by doing something interesting or unusual.

“She hooked the rope to the post and tied it securely.”

3. verb

to attach or join something to a larger thing, especially by using a hook.

“You can hook the cable to the back of the TV.”

4. verb

to persuade or attract someone to do something, especially by offering them a reward or benefit.

“The manager tried to hook the employee with a promotion.”

5. noun

a part of a musical composition where the melody is repeated, often with changes or additions.

“The hook of the song was catchy and easy to remember.”

6. noun

a device, such as a clip or a bar, used to catch or hold something, especially in a sport or game.

“The golfer used a hook to hit the ball towards the hole.”

7. noun

a sudden and often unexpected turn of events, especially in a story or plot.

“The hook in the story was when the main character discovered the hidden treasure.”