Crooks
Hooks
Hooks noun - Large strong hand (as of a fighter).
Both words in one sentence
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Hooks and Crooks: Steve is hung upside down from some old meat hooks in the basement.
Source: Film / Cornered! -
Hooks and Crooks: 47 automatically enters the slaughterhouse with a meat hook in his inventory.
Source: Video Game / Hitman: Contracts -
Hooks and Crooks: The elderly woman in "Touched with Fire" is implied to be killed with a meat hook.
Source: Creator / Ray Bradbury
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