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Slang: Hook it

Hook it – sl. To bolt/flee. Examples: 'He hooked it when he saw the truant officer.' 'Let's hook it!' Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary: Hook [huk] Hook, clasp, small hook (on a wire butto

Hook it – sl. To bolt/flee.

Examples

He hooked it when he saw the truant officer.

Let's hook it!

Warning run awayMeaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Hook [huk]

Hook, clasp, small hook (on a wire button).

To catch (fish with a rod, and figuratively)

To fasten, hang, hang up (on a hook)

To bend, curve in the shape of a hook, to curl (fingers)

To fasten (for clothing)

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