Pronunciation: /hʊkt/
verb past tense of hook, to fasten or attach with a hook
A1 I am hooked on watching Netflix series.
A2 She got hooked on playing video games during the lockdown.
B1 After trying sushi for the first time, he became hooked on Japanese cuisine.
B2 Once she started reading the Harry Potter books, she was hooked and couldn't put them down.
C1 His passion for photography has hooked him for life.
C2 The thrilling plot of the novel had me hooked from the first chapter.
adjective attached to or caught on something with a hook
A1 I am hooked on watching cartoons.
A2 She got hooked on reading mystery novels.
B1 He became hooked on playing video games all day.
B2 After watching the first episode, I was hooked on the TV series.
C1 The author's writing style had me hooked from the very first page.
C2 The singer's voice was so captivating that I was instantly hooked on their music.
formal The author's captivating writing style had me hooked from the first page.
informal I can't stop watching this TV show, I'm totally hooked!
slang I got hooked on playing video games all night long.
figurative She was hooked on the idea of traveling the world and experiencing new cultures.
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