hooking (Meaning)

Wordnet

hooking (n)

a golf shot that curves to the left for a right-handed golfer

Webster

of Hook

The fisherman skillfully hooked the bait onto his line, anticipating a catch.
The climber hooked his carabiner onto the belay anchor, securing himself to the rock face.
The surgeon hooked the suture needle into the tissue, preparing for a delicate repair.
The wrestler locked his arms around his opponent, attempting to hook him and bring him down.
The burglar used a hook to attempt to open the window, but the lock resisted his efforts.
The quilt-maker carefully hooked the thread through the fabric, creating intricate patterns.
The dog owner hooked his leash onto his pet's collar, preparing for a walk in the park.
The boxer hooked his punch around his opponent's guard, aiming to land a knockout blow.
The pianist hooked his fingers over the keys, poised to play a captivating melody.
The tailor hooked the hem of the dress, creating a perfect finish.

a golf shot that curves to the left for a right-handed golferof Hook

curving, curling, arching,bending, swerving, swirling, turning, diverting, rounding, looping

straightening,straightening,uncurling, uncurling,unbending, unbending

The fisherman skillfully hooked the bait onto his line, anticipating a catch.

The climber hooked his carabiner onto the belay anchor, securing himself to the rock face.

The surgeon hooked the suture needle into the tissue, preparing for a delicate repair.

The wrestler locked his arms around his opponent, attempting to hook him and bring him down.