to hook

Take something that does not belong to you without permission

To move or take something quietly so others do not notice

To take power or money in a dishonest, selfish way

To steal small things from someone's pocket or bag

To take something quickly without the owner noticing

Steal something small, often of little value

Take something without permission, often quickly

To steal small things of little value, often a little at a time

To steal something secretly or dishonestly

To steal a small thing quietly when no one is looking

To steal something secretly from a shop or person

To steal something secretly when no one is looking

Steal things, for example electronics or cars

To steal something quickly and secretly

To take something quickly, often without permission

Take something secretly without permission

British informal word for stealing someone else's things

No longer in trouble or responsible for something

Very exciting and impressive

Responsible for paying or doing something, often unwillingly

Using any way to get something done no matter what it takes

Leave a place quickly because you are not welcome

To leave quickly because people do not want you there

To meet someone for a brief romantic or sexual encounter

To connect devices so they work together

To free someone from blame or punishment

To connect a device to a main computer so it can send and receive data

A set of hooks on a rope used to catch and hold things like a wall or ship

A strong pointed hook for hanging dead animals in a butcher shop

A person with a long curved nose like a bird's beak

A basketball shot made by sweeping the arm and releasing the ball high with the hand farthest from the basket

A short easy to remember musical phrase that repeats in a song

A needle with a small hook at one end used to pull yarn through loops to make fabric

A small metal piece with a hook that fits into a loop to hold clothes closed

A tool with a long handle and a curved blade used to cut small tree branches and shrubs

A long handle with a metal hook used to move and turn logs

A long pole with a hook used to push, pull, or catch things near boats

A small metal hook that you screw under a shelf to hang cups by the handles

An opening line or idea that quickly gets people's attention

A small hand tool with a curved blade and short handle for cutting wheat and grass

A metal rod with a handle used to move burning logs or stir hot embers

A wooden block attached to a bench that holds wood steady while you cut or shape it

A small part in a Jacquard loom that lifts warp threads to make patterns

A strong metal bar with a sharp point that you use to move logs

An earring that fits over the edge of the ear without needing a piercing

A device on a plane that catches a wire on a carrier deck to stop the plane quickly during landing

A cape and town on the southwest coast of the Netherlands that has a ferry port

A tool with a hooked end that turns round nuts with notches

A tool with a hooked end for turning round nuts or bolt heads without flat sides

A hand tool with a curved blade and short handle for cutting grass or crops