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!
Meaning 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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Half-Inch means to steal. Examples: He half inched my wallet! Don't you half inch anything, old chap! That bloody thieves gone and half-inched my poodle!
Hard Cheese means bad luck, misfortune. The origin comes from an association with aged cheese that has hardened, dried out, and become unfit for consumption.
Something that is stolen. Something illegal. Playing truant from school. Examples: These goods are hooky. I got this hooky Blu-ray player from a guy down the Winchester. Is this stuff hooky? All John
Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:
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