unhook Definition
un·hook (-ho̵ok′)
transitive verb
- to remove or loosen from a hook
- to undo or unfasten the hook or hooks of
intransitive verb
to become unhooked
unhook Usage Examples
Object
- mat: Unhooking mats must be used by carp anglers, who must use at least 8lb line.
- pike: I would rather hand and unhook the pike in the water.
- fish: If you unhook fish on the ground, a carp mat must be used.
- equipment: For lure fishing you will need some unhooking equipment.
- move: The kite is excellent for huge jumps, technical tricks and extreme unhooked moves.
- picture: Tommy gently unhooked the picture on the wall thoughtfully.
Modifying Another Word
- gently: Tommy gently unhooked the picture on the wall thoughtfully.
- carefully: Step 3. Carefully unhook the tension bracket over the CPU heatsink.
- quickly: Barbless hooks are used so that the maggots are not damaged and the fish can be unhooked quickly.
- then: First she took off her headdress, then unhooked her cloaks brass clasp.
- safely: With the sling wet, the scales zeroed and the fish safely unhooked in the net it was time to lift it out.
- easily: With the jaw fully open a cleanly hooked Pike can not be fairly easily unhooked through the mouth opening.
Browse dictionary entries near unhook
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