Hook and Snap

Hook

Hook verb - To take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forcibly.

Usage example: at the clearance sale I hooked one of the few remaining digital cameras

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Snap and hook are semantically related in fastener topic. In some cases you can use "Snap" instead the word "Hook" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like clasp.

Nearby Words: hooked, hookup, hooker, hooking, hooky

Snap

Snap verb - To speak sharply or irritably.

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Synonyms for Snap

Antonyms for Snap

Hook and snap are semantically related in fastener topic. Sometimes you can use "Hook" instead the word "Snap" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as clasp.

Nearby Words: snappy, snapped, snapper, snapping

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Related pairs

How words are described

old	old hook	old snap
good	good hook	good snap
nice	nice hook	nice snap
elegant	elegant hook	elegant snap
Other adjectives: single, simple, sharp, nasty, entire, real, impressive, excellent, double, different, literal.

Common collocations

friend	hook friend	snap friend
people	hook people	snap people
end	hook end	snap end
way	hook way	snap way
Other words: spike, everybody, superman, neck.

Both words in one sentence

Likely named for this trope, it's a plastic-sheathed aluminum cable, usually formed with a loop at one end and a brass (non-sparking) snap-hook at the other.

Source: Drill Sergeant Nasty
He doesn't snap out of it until he's told he isn't on the hook anymore.

Source: Heroic BSOD / Live-Action TV
The added weight causes the grappling hook to snap.

Source: Western Animation / Shrek 4-D