hook

Entry Definition
s/he hooks h/, catches h/ (fish)
(animate) clothesline; (inanimate) coat hanger, clothes tree, hook to hang something on
wooden pothook
s/he removes h/ from hook (fish or bait)
s/he takes bait off hook, removes bait from trap
it is linked or hooked together to form line
s/he, it hooks on or in, attaches, fastens
s/he hangs h/ (e.g., shirt) on hanger, hook, etc.
s/he hangs it on hanger, hook, etc.
s/he puts something belonging to h/ on hanger, hook, etc.
s/he hooks h/ onto (something); s/he hooks h/
s/he hooks onto or into (something), gets stuck; (in game of horseshoes) s/he is ringer
s/he is hooked onto or into it (e.g., clothing on thorn, etc.)
it hooks onto or into (something) (e.g., shackle into case of padlock)
s/he hooks it, attaches it (by throwing, striking, tugging it into place)
s/he hooks or attaches something belonging to h/ (by throwing, striking, tugging it into place)
s/he hooks h/ by accident, snags h/ (e.g., hooks fish by fin or on body, not in mouth; hooks someone by clothing when casting)
s/he hooks it by accident
s/he hooks h/; s/he catches or traps h/
s/he hooks it; s/he catches or traps it
s/he hooks something belonging to h/
s/he hooks fish, catches fish; he "hooks" girl
s/he hooks fish, catches fish (with hook, net, weir, etc.); s/he "hooks" a mate
s/he hooks fish
(ai) s/he snags self; (ai+obj) s/he accidentally hooks self with it (e.g., fish-hook)