hook on



hook someone on something

Fig. to addict someone to a drug or alcohol. Careful, or you'll hook yourself on those tranquilizers. Some friend at school hooked Roger on dope. Sharon has hooked herself on cocaine.
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hook something on (to someone or something)

 and hook something on
to attach something to someone or something by a hook. Hook this sign on her and let her walk around advertising our play. Hook on the sign and hope that it stays. Hook it onto the tree carefully.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Maksimmahk-SEEM (Russian)Russian, Belarusian, Macedonian, Ukrainian
Almeric[æl'merik]
Mari (2)-Mythology
Sigibert-Ancient Germanic
JerkoYER-koCroatian
HasdrubalHAZ-droo-bəl (English), haz-DROO-bəl (English)Ancient Near Eastern (Latinized), History