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vb. 1 (&lit hook in English) 2 (context transitive English) To deceive.
Usage examples of "hook in".
However this may have been, the stir of the Suydam investigation made it certain that these unauthorised newcomers were flooding Red Hook in increasing numbers.
But in his mind's eye Conn saw again the body of his friend, hanging on a hook in the Perdii capital.
Her whole weight depended from her arms, chained to a hook in the low, round-vaulted ceiling.
If Adams had been working it alone, if he were the Pugaliese family's only hook in the company, why would they destroy that hook?
For a moment, the husbandman twisted the reaping hook in calloused hands.
This he had passed round one of the chains by which the drawbridge was raised, then under the beam on which it rested when down, and had fastened the hook in the ring.
The only other light was hanging from a hook in the body of the wagon.