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hookedadjective having a compulsive need for a harmful substance or activityThe group's mission is to help those who become hooked on opioids. addicted, dependent, strung outcraving, jonesing(slang)blasted(slang), blitzed(slang), bombed, high, hopped-up, intoxicated, loaded(slang), ripped(slang), spaced-out(or spaced), stoned, wasted(slang), wiped out(slang), zonked, zonked-out nonaddictedclearheaded, sober, straightabstemious, abstinent, clean, temperate having a great interest or need to do or have somethingThe couple got immediately hooked on the new show, and it became must-watch television for them. addictedapt, inclined, liable, likely, proneaccustomed, given, habituated, used, wontpersistent, regular, repeat, serial, steady, unchanging, unfailingdeep-rooted, deep-seated, entrenched(also intrenched), inbred, inherent, innate, intrinsicbred-in-the-bone, chronic, confirmed, dyed-in-the-wool, habitual, inveterate averse, disinclined, opposedunapt, unlikelyapathetic, indifferent, uninterestedunaccustomed, unused, unwontedintermittent, occasional to cause to turn away from a straight linethe pitcher hooked the ball, and the batter missed arched, bent, bowed, crooked, curved, swerved arced, roundedincurvated, incurved, inflected, reflecteddeflected, divertedentwined, kinked, swirled, turned, twined, twisted, veered, warpedcoiled, curled, enrolled, looped, spiraled(or spiralled)dented, dimpledmeandered, waved, weaved, wound(also winded)declined, inclined, sloped straightened, unbent, uncurled to put or bring together so as to form a new and longer wholehooked up three short chains together to make a longer necklace catenated, chained, compounded, concatenated, conjugated, connected, coupled, hitched, interconnected, interlinked, joined, linked, yoked articulated, dovetailed, integrated, interlocked, intermeshedcorded, strung, wiredcemented, coalesced, combined, fused, united, welded disconnected, disjoined, disjointed, dissevered, disunited, separated, unchained, uncoupled, unhitched, unlinked, unyoked detached, disengaged, divided, parted, splitcleaved(or cleft), ruptured, severed, sundered to take (something) without right and with an intent to keepthe monkey hooked four bananas from the basket and scampered away to enjoy them appropriated, boosted(slang), filched, heisted, lifted, misappropriated, nicked(British slang), nipped, pilfered, pinched, pocketed, purloined, ripped off, snitched, stole, swiped, thieved burglarized, knocked over, robbedlooted, pillaged, plundered, sackedcarjacked, hijacked(also highjacked)picked, rifledpoached, rustled, shopliftedcollared, grabbed, grasped, nailed, seized, snatched, tookmooched, spongedabducted, kidnapped(also kidnaped), shanghaied, spirited made away with, made off with, ran off with, walked off with bought, purchasedbestowed, contributed, donated, gave, handed over, presented to take physical control or possession of (something) suddenly or forciblyI hooked the biggest fish of the day, and then released it bagged, captured, caught, collared, copped(slang), corralled, glommed, got, grabbed, grappled, landed, nabbed, nailed, netted, nobbled(British slang), rapped, seized, snagged, snapped (up), snared, snatched, trapped gloved, haltered, lassoed, ropedapprehended, arrested, detainedbayed, corneredclasped, clutched, fastened (on), fisted, grasped, gripped, held, latched (on or onto), securedrent(also rended), wrestedenmeshed(also immeshed), ensnared, entangled, entrapped, meshedabducted, kidnapped(also kidnaped), spirited (away or off) took hold (of) missed discharged, freed, liberated, releaseddropped, loosened, unhanded to turn away from a straight line or coursehang the bird feeder on a branch that hooks upward arced, arched, bent, bowed, crooked, curved, fell off, rounded, swept, swerved, trended, wheeled circled, coiled, curled, curlicued, looped, spiraled(or spiralled)turned, twisted, wound(also winded)deviated, veered straightened before the 12th century |