0 present participle of hook
1 to fasten something with a hook, hang something on a hook, or catch something with a hook:
That said, repetition perhaps should not be dismissed so quickly as a device for hooking listeners' attention.
If finger joints are not aligned, this creates a hooking of the finger.
Hooking mortality of two species of shallow-water reef fish caught by recreational angling methods.
Connection is a matter of disconnecting the cable from the existing control cabinet and hooking it up to the new prototype, with no modifirations.
By hooking up many tuning forks to a wire, diverse notes at a unique pitch were produced.
Inertial mechanics is established, therefore, on the most extreme strangeness imaginable: pure action hooking on to mere existence to result in a lawful world.
Thus, coordination languages are limited to contexts where the main objective is hooking together larger application level components where the relative overhead is suitably small.
It is completely analogous to unmooring the boat, hooking the rope off the stake.
