hooky

Converse of object

• play: Tom is living in the house of his Aunt Polly with the irritating Sid, who turns him in for playing hooky from school.

Modifies a noun

• chorus: Family Worship 4 An up-tempo praise song, with an incredibly hooky chorus - we defy you not to sing along!
• melody: Very hooky melodies float above live and pre-recorded recorded samples with swirls of synth to create some catchy music.
• song: The band is playing across the southeast and London ripping off roofs with huge hooky songs and kooky performances.
• riff: The man has a ton of soul lyrically and writes very hooky riffs.
• bit: I am like the hooky bit of Velcro, flying around the world.
• groove: Strong world-music rhythms, subverted dance beats and hooky grooves create a canvas for genre defying and heart breakingly beautiful songs.