hooked
- adjective
- /hʊkt/
- She noticed that her sweater got hooked on the fence as she was walking by.
Examples
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And also, I have been known to walk by in my floaty, flowy clothes and get hooked onto a door lever, whereas with knobs that doesn't happen.
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So in fact, I've already done the front, the front of the right boot, which is hooked on with those hooks.
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If all three of those segments are hooked together.
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So the benefit of that one side goes here on the faucet and then the other side is hooked to our hose.
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It's also hooked at this end for the mask and we pull on here and that stretches the spring a little bit and of course in the process exerts a force on the mass here.
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The fishing line was hooked around a branch, preventing it from sinking into the water.
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The dog was hooked to its leash while waiting patiently for its owner.
Synonyms
Not straight in shape, like a path or a smile
Not straight in shape because it was pushed or folded
A shape or surface that bends smoothly without sharp angles
A nose that is curved like an eagle's beak
Having a shape like a small curved hook
With a curved end that bends back
Having a curved end that can catch or hold things like beaks and thorns
Curved like a sickle
A person with a long curved nose like a bird's beak
Having a long curved shape like a goose's neck
Bent at an angled tip used for medical instruments
A squash with a long curved neck or stem
Bending in a smooth rounded line instead of being straight
Antonyms
How Curved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hooked meaning 'curved' comes from the noun hook, a small curved tool used to catch or hang things. So 'hooked' describes something that is bent or has a sharp curve like a hook.