Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
fish-hook
Noun
/ˈfɪʃ hʊk/

Definition
A fish-hook is a metal tool designed to catch fish by embedding in their jaws or mouths when they attempt to swallow bait.

Examples
- He carefully attached the bait to the fish-hook before casting his line.
- Using the right size of fish-hook can significantly improve your chances of catching fish.
- She learned how to tie a fish-hook securely to her fishing line.

Meaning
A fish-hook is a curved or straight piece of metal used in angling, typically featuring a sharp point to facilitate the capture of fish.

Synonyms
- angle hook
- baited hook
- fishing tackle