Brought and Hooked

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Hooked and brought are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hooked" instead a verb "Brought".

Hooked adjective - Curved down like an eagle's beak.

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Brought and hooked are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Brought" instead a verb "Hooked".

Nearby Words: hook, hooker, hooking, hooky

Not only that, but you get the main squick at the end of the episode where he's hooked up to numerous medical equipment, and is brought back to life by his daughter's blood.

Source: Eye Scream / Live-Action TV
Sinister Schnoz: Bäckström calls his parrot "Isaak" owing to a chain of associations brought on by contemplation of its impressively large and hooked beak.

Source: Literature / Backstrom
The creature is called Isaak owing to a chain of associations brought on by contemplation of its impressively large and hooked beak.

Source: Sinister Schnoz

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