Hook definition

Hook means a bent, sharpened piece of steel wire.

Hook means a single, double or treble pointed hook on a common shank or shaft, with or without barbs.

Hook means one single point, double or treble hook. A "single point hook" means a hook having only one point. A "double hook" means a hook having two points on a common shank. A "treble hook" means a hook having three points on a common shank.

Examples of Hook in a sentence

• Catch Area 23C East (23C-E) includes those waters of Puget Sound westerly of a line due north from the Ediz Hook light to the in- ternational boundary; and easterly of a line projected due north from Low Point.

• For this, Protection Hook shall return PRO_TERMINATEAPPL_RESTART as this will trigger the OSRestartTask where additional clean-up/re-initialisation of the BSW and SW-Cs will be performed.

• They are base plate/Truck/Pallet, Vertical column, Horizontal arm, Secondary horizontal arm, Hydraulic jack, Hook, Nut and bolt.Base plate are made of metal rod.

• Each ordering agency shall be invoiced directly for their orders and shall receive shipments at their designated locations.• The Town and Village of Red Hook and the Town and Village of Rhinebeck reserve the right to allow other governmental entities, to purchase any goods and/or services awarded as a result of this proposal.

• Hook the force transducer in the crayfish G.I. as shown in Figure 5.

More Definitions of Hook

Hook means a hook attached to a fishing line;

Hook means a steel hook attached to an end of a wire rope or chain.

Hook means that in the port of destination the goods are presented “under the ship’s hook” ready for unloading. The costs for unhooking are not part of the carriage contract and therefore on the buyer’s account.

Hook means a bent, sharpened piece of steel wire usually with barb. The point of a hook may be either straight or even reversed and curved. The shank can be of varying length and form and its cross section can be round (regular) or flattened (forged). The total length of a hook shall be measured as the maximum overall length of the shank from the tip of the hook which serves for fastening the line and is usually shaped as an eye, to the apex of the bend. The width of a hook shall be measured as the greatest horizontal distance from the external part of the shank to the external part of the barb.

Hook means Port Property which includes a peninsula located west of the western terminus of Portway Avenue, east of Wells Island, north of Interstate 84, and south of the Columbia River.

Hook or “fishhook” means an implement to catch or hold fish or

Hook or “fishhook” means a curved, pointed device, with or without barb, used to catch fish. Hooks may be single, double or treble and each point shall be considered as a single hook.