Hook

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Hook may refer to:

  • Hook (boxing), a boxing punch in which the arm is swung bent
  • Hook (music), a catchy musical passage
  • Hook (rhetoric)
  • Hook (diacritic), a diacritical mark in the Vietnamese alphabet
  • Captain Hook, a fictional villain from J. M. Barrie's Peter Pan, a children's novel
  • Hook (film), a 1991 motion picture sequel to the Peter Pan books and stageplay starring Dustin Hoffman and Robin Williams
  • Hook (video game), video games based on the film
  • Hook (Transformers), a Constructicon surgical engineer and truck crane in the Transformers universe
  • Fishing hook, a device used to catch fish
  • Grappling hook, a hook attached to a rope, designed to give traction on a distant object (such as a wall, tree or a vehicle) by snagging on its edge or corner when thrown
  • Lanyard hook, A springy flat stock wire item formed wide at one end, narrow at the other. It opens inward with thumb pressure and stays closed by the temper of the wire.[1]
  • Lifting hook, a device for grabbing and lifting loads
  • Siege hook, a weapon used in medieval and classical siege warfare to tear down walls in fortifications
  • Sister Hook, Two overlapping metal hooks hinged to form a heart outline when open. Used as a clasp. [2] Photo here [3]
  • Telephone hook, a cradle on which a telephone handset rests
  • Prosthetic hook, a crude hand prosthesis
  • Narrative hook, a type of plot device in screenwriting and literature
  • Bondage hook, a device used in sexual bondage play
  • "Hook-and-loop" fasteners such as Velcro
  • Hooking, a computer programming technique used in event handling
  • Hook, a type of golf shot
  • Tailhook, an implement on navy aircrafts to allow safe carrier landing.
  • Eye bolt (or eye hook), a device used to connect string.

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