hooklet (Meaning)
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hooklet (n.)
A little hook.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hooklet
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hooklet Sentence Examples
- The delicate hooklet on the fishing lure tempted the curious trout.
- The tiny hooklets on the gecko's feet enabled it to climb vertical surfaces with ease.
- The seed pod exploded, scattering its small hooklets far and wide.
- The climber carefully attached the hooklet to his harness, securing himself to the mountain wall.
- The bird used its hooklet-tipped beak to pry open the tough shell of the nut.
- The microscopic hooklets on the bacteria allowed it to adhere to the host cell.
- The hooklet on the grappling hook caught securely on the ledge, providing a stable anchor.
- The thorny hooklets on the rose bush snagged the gardener's clothes.
- The pitcher plant's leaves had hooklets that trapped insects inside for digestion.
- The scientist studied the intricate hooklets on the leaf, marveling at the plant's adaptations for capturing prey.
FAQs About the word hooklet
A little hook.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delicate hooklet on the fishing lure tempted the curious trout.
The tiny hooklets on the gecko's feet enabled it to climb vertical surfaces with ease.
The seed pod exploded, scattering its small hooklets far and wide.
The climber carefully attached the hooklet to his harness, securing himself to the mountain wall.
