What does HOOKS mean?

1. a curved piece of metal or other hard material used for catching hold of something or hanging things on
2. to fasten or attach with a hook

• US: /hʊks/
• UK: /hʊks/

The word "hooks" originated from the Old English "hoc," which meant a hook or angle. It has been used since the 13th century to describe a curved piece of metal or other hard material used for catching hold of something or hanging things on. In addition, "hooks" can also be used as a verb to describe the act of fastening or attaching something with a hook.

• clasp
• fastener
• peg
• hanger
• latch

• books
• cooks
• looks
• mooks
• nooks

• The coat was hanging on a hook by the door.
• He hooked his keys onto his belt loop.