Bring
Hook
Hook verb - To cause to turn away from a straight line.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Merrick is shot through the throat with a grappling hook normally used by his guards to bring down "products."
Source: Impromptu Tracheotomy - Elmer finally, finally gets it, only to hook his foot in a lighting cable and bring a stage light crashing down as he says the line.
Source: Repeat After Me -
Calvin and Hobbes: Aliens abduct Calvin and hook his brain up to a computer monitor where they bring up all of Calvin's (incorrect) math knowledge and delete it from his cranium.
Source: Mental Picture Projector
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