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Meanings of fish hook in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "fishing hook"
Examples for "fishing hook"
1
Somewhere down in my gut, a lead-weighted fishing hook made a tiny splash.
2
You see someone accidentally stick a fishing hook through his finger.
3
April squirmed like a giant nightcrawler on the end of a fishing hook.
4
Unfortunately, while fishing I lost my brother's precious fishing hook.
5
The head of the spear was a reddish, glassy material, barbed like a fishing hook.
Usage of fish hook in anglès
1
Rachel kneeled and worried the fish hook free from the raccoon's mouth.
2
I'll bet a pint o' powder an' a fish hook on that.
3
A frog was fastened to a fish hook in the water.
4
Sporting goods emporiums had not taken over the fish hook industry.
5
It looks like a fish hook or something, but it's on a chain.
6
Put a big fish hook in it first and then yank-
7
Never was fish hook more cleverly made than this hook of the bur seed.
8
It was his favorite wager-thatof a pint of powder and a fish hook.
9
Did the little tiny fish hook make anyone else teary?
10
They found out when a boy got a fish hook caught in his eye.
11
And there it was again, thought Seregil, that little fish hook tug in his heart.
12
When he came back, he showed Bertie a stick of dynamite attached to a fish hook.
13
Well, anybody who can build an airship ought to be able to make a fish hook.
14
The people who saw the fish hook peeping out from the torn underwear laughed their heads off.
15
Did I never tell you the yarn about Henry getting the fish hook in his nose, Mistress Blythe?
16
The speared fish with barbed bone prongs or wrapped bait around a flint, bone, or shell fish hook.