hooking up Synonyms
Strongest:
- associating
- bonding
- mixing
- messing-around
- taking-up-with
- keeping-company-with-
- palling-around-
- rubbing-elbows-with-
- connecting
- running
- being-friends-with
- travelling
- rubbing-shoulders-with-
- traveling
- falling-in-with
- hanging-around-or-out-
- joining
- collaborating
Strong:
- consociating
- getting-along
- getting-on
- companying
- chumming
- relating
- fraternizing
- consorting
- mingling
- hobnobbing
- sorting
- befriending
- cooperating
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hooking up Meaning
hooking up
an arrangement of mechanical parts, connection, an arrangement (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (as in radio), connection sense 2, alliance, to have a casual sexual encounter, to become associated especially in a working or social relationship, connect, the diagram of such an arrangement, the plan of such an assemblage, an act or an instance of hooking up, an assemblage (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (such as radio transmission), a state of cooperation or alliance, a casual sexual encounter
hooking up Sentence Examples
- The climbers secured their ropes, hooking up to the face of the sheer rock wall.
- The mechanic carefully hooked up the new engine, connecting it to the vehicle's frame.
- The internet service provider dispatched a technician to hook up the new fiber optic line.
- The laundry machines hummed as they hooked up and began their wash cycle.
- The surgeon meticulously hooked up the surgical equipment to the patient's body.
- The electrician hooked up the new light fixtures, illuminating the room with a warm glow.
- The couple arrived at the hotel, eager to hook up in the comfort of their room.
- The phone rang, hooking up the caller to the receptionist.
- The firefighters hooked up their hoses to the hydrant, preparing to extinguish the raging inferno.
- The farmer hooked up the plow to the tractor, ready to prepare the fields for planting.
FAQs About the word hooking up
an arrangement of mechanical parts, connection, an arrangement (as of circuits) used for a specific purpose (as in radio), connection sense 2, alliance, to have
associating, bonding, mixing, messing around, taking up with, keeping company (with), palling (around), rubbing elbows (with), connecting, running
avoiding, breaking up, splitting (up), snubbing, shunning, cold-shouldering, splitting, disbanding, dispersing, estranging
The climbers secured their ropes, hooking up to the face of the sheer rock wall.
The mechanic carefully hooked up the new engine, connecting it to the vehicle's frame.
The internet service provider dispatched a technician to hook up the new fiber optic line.
The laundry machines hummed as they hooked up and began their wash cycle.
