hooker
/ˈhuːkər/Definitions
1. noun
A prostitute, especially one who works on the street or in a brothel.
“The police were cracking down on street hooker activity in the city.”
2. noun
A sailor or crew member who is responsible for hauling or lifting heavy objects, such as anchors, on a ship.
“The hooker helped the captain with the heavy anchor during the storm.”
3. noun
A type of football player who plays in the front line of an attack, typically a center or a prop in rugby.
“The hooker scored a crucial try in the final match of the season.”
4. verb
To catch or secure something with a hook.
“The fisherman hooked a large salmon in the river.”