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hook in

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hook in (to something)
to connect into something. We will hook into the water main tomorrow morning. We dug the pipes up and hooked in.
See also: hook


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He then takes an Owner TwistLOCK or Daiichi screw-holder hook in 3/0 or 4/0--the ones with the corkscrew wire "holders"--and inserts the wire into the stub of the shrimp tail.
5) Insert the hook in the hole of the next chain stitch and pass the yarn through the centre of the 2nd chain stitch going to the upper part of the hook.
Byline: By ALEX LOWE NEW ZEALAND assistant coach Steve Hansen has revealed that the All Blacks rate James Hook in the same bracket as star fly-half Dan Carter.
 
 
 
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