Hooks and Nets

Hooks

Hooks noun - Large strong hand (as of a fighter).

Nets and hooks are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nets" instead a verb "Hooks".

Nets

Definitions of Hooks not found.

Hooks and nets are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hooks" instead a verb "Nets".

Both words in one sentence

  • Also, this film nets Pacino his first Oscar ITTL... Because of Brandon Tartikoff having less connections than OTL, he hooks up with Steven J.
  • Comicbook / Hawkeye Trick Arrow: Hawkeye has special arrowheads that can carry acid, fire, Pym Particles, nets, Knockout Gas, grappling hooks, sonic stunners, electricity, ice or explosives.
  • She has also kicked through bolted doors, tackled henchmen with flying kicks, and tosses henchmen who have tried to restrain her with hooks, nets, or lassos.
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