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hooks

n. (plural of hook English) vb. (en-third-person singular of: hook)

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hooks

n. large strong hand (as of a fighter); "wait till I get my hooks on him" [syn: meat hooks, maulers]

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Hooks, TX -- U.S. city in Texas
Population (2000): 2973
Housing Units (2000): 1345
Land area (2000): 2.058155 sq. miles (5.330598 sq. km)
Water area (2000): 0.000000 sq. miles (0.000000 sq. km)
Total area (2000): 2.058155 sq. miles (5.330598 sq. km)
FIPS code: 34736
Located within: Texas (TX), FIPS 48
Location: 33.469439 N, 94.280385 W
ZIP Codes (1990):
Note: some ZIP codes may be omitted esp. for suburbs.
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Hooks

'''Hooks ''' may refer to:

Hooks (album)

Hooks is the ninth studio album by Dutch rock and roll and blues group Herman Brood & His Wild Romance. The album reached #28 on the Dutch album chart on 17 June 1989, and stayed on the chart for 10 weeks. Both of the early Wild Romance guitarists, Danny Lademacher and David Hollestelle, play on Hooks.

Hooks (grappling)

Hooks is a term in grappling martial arts that generally refers to the use of careful positioning of a practitioner’s feet and legs to control and manipulate the movement or position of their opponent. One of the most common uses of hooks is in the back mount position to prevent escape. However, a practitioner may alternatively use hooks to defend, sweep, or attack their opponent.

Hooks (surname)

Hooks is the surname of:

  • Benjamin Hooks (1925-2010), American civil rights leader
  • Brian Hooks (born 1973), American actor, writer and director
  • Charles Hooks (1768–1843), United States Representative from North Carolina
  • Gene Hooks (born 1928), American baseball player, coach and administrator
  • George Hooks (born 1945), Democratic member of the Georgia Senate
  • Jan Hooks (1957-2014), American actress and comedian best known for her work on the TV comedy show Saturday Night Live
  • Kevin Hooks (born 1958), American actor and film director
  • Lonna Hooks, former Secretary of State of New Jersey (1994-1998)
  • Mitchell Hooks (1923-2013), American artist and illustrator
  • Robert Hooks (born 1937), American actor
  • Roland Hooks (born 1953), American retired National Football League running back
Hooks (nickname)

Hooks is a nickname for the following baseball players:

  • Hooks Cotter (1900–1955), American Major League Baseball infielder
  • Hooks Dauss (1889–1963), American Major League Baseball pitcher
  • Hooks Foreman (1895–1940), American catcher in the Negro Leagues
  • Hooks Iott (1919–1980), American Major League Baseball pitcher
  • Hooks Warner (1894–1947), American Major League Baseball infielder
  • Hooks Wiltse (1879–1959), American Major League Baseball pitcher

Usage examples of "hooks".

This moment carried its own suspense, and Feyd-Rautha dragged it out with the sure hand of a showman, nodding to his handlers and distracters, checking their equipment with a measuring stare--gyves in place with their prickles sharp and glistening, the barbs and hooks waving with their blue streamers.

When she finished sponging up the last of the spilled onion dip, Hooks pulled her into the bedroom and threw her onto the unmade bed where he raped her, Basumo's sexual technique bearing the same relationship to making love that the Blitzkrieg did to backgammon.

The car entered a fenced-off marina and Hooks saw a large white boat moored solid to a pier.

Massello, helping Hooks to his feet and sitting him in a stuffed velvet chair pnd personally pouring him a glass of thick, sweet yellow Strega.

They followed every instruction Hooks gave them, from bringing in booze and food and a young girl, except one request.

He introduced the heavy one as Willis Hooks, his partner as Roy McLaren.

Eddie Hooks backed up and stared for a moment, frustration welling up inside of him like sour bile.

When Cruz brought the recruits back into the gym half an hour later, Eddie Hooks was unconscious.

This was the true instant of the testing: if he had planted the hooks correctly at the leading edge of a ring segment, opening the segment, the worm would not roll down and crush him.

Paul studied the open desert, questing in his prescient memory, probing the mysterious allusions to thumpers and maker hooks in the Fremkit manual that had come with their escape pack.

Now, Paul saw the contents of the mound exposed: the pale glistening gray of a stillsuit, a battered literjon, a kerchief with a small book in its center, the bladeless handle of a crysknife, an empty sheath, a folded pack, a paracompass, a distrans, a thumper, a pile of fist-sized metallic hooks, an assortment of what looked like small rocks within a fold of cloth, a clump of bundled feathers .

Feyd-Rautha danced away, leaving a barbed shaft in the slave's right forearm, the hooks completely buried in flesh where the man could not withdraw them without ripping tendons.

He glanced down at the hooks in his left hand, thinking that he had only to shift those hooks down the curve of a maker's immense side to make the creature roll and turn, guiding it where he willed.

Suddenly he understood why Stilgar had warned him once about brash young men who danced and played with these monsters, doing handstands on their backs, removing both hooks and replanting them before the worm could spill them.

Paul saw them come up, using their hooks to climb, but avoiding the sensitive ring edges until they were on top.