hookers
Those soliciting sex
Hookers are prostitutes—people who exchange sex for money.
The term is vulgar slang, common but disrespectful: The cops arrested three hookers on the corner.
The word likely derives from Corlear's Hook, a New York neighborhood once known for prostitution, though folk etymology attributes it to Civil War general Joseph Hooker.
A hooker is also a rugby position in the front row of the scrum.
One who solicits outdoors
- sex workerProvider of paid intimacy
- escortOne who accompanies another
- solicitationSeeking to obtain
- red-lightTraffic control commanding halt
john · pimp · brothel · trafficking · vice · stroll · curb crawler · working girl
Support or stage item
- scrumContested pack restart
- front rowNearest tier of seats
- packGroup or compress
- scrummageRugby set piece
binding · lineout · throw-in · ruck · maul · forward · All Blacks · test match
Twisted strand for crafts
- stitchThread loop in fabric
- needleworkThread-based textile craft
- afghanDecorative knitted blanket
- granny squareCrocheted modular textile piece
craft · fiber arts · pattern · loop · chain stitch · pull through · textile · handmade
streetwalker
One who solicits outdoors
- sex workerProvider of paid intimacy
- escortOne who accompanies another
- solicitationSeeking to obtain
red-light · john · pimp · brothel · trafficking · vice · stroll · curb crawler · working girl · trick
prop
Support or stage item
scrummage · binding · lineout · throw-in · ruck · maul · forward · All Blacks · test match · set piece
lure
Thing that tempts
reel · tackle · fly fishing · snag · barb · cast · sinker · line · rod · bobber
yarn
Twisted strand for crafts
- stitchThread loop in fabric
- needleworkThread-based textile craft
- afghanDecorative knitted blanket
granny square · craft · fiber arts · pattern · loop · chain stitch · pull through · textile · handmade · blanket
- rug makersweavers
hookersbacks
Rear surfaces or supports
fullbacks · fly-halves · wingers · scrum-halves · centres
- hooked upConnected to a system
- play hookeySkip obligations unexcused
- hooked rugTextile made by pulling yarn through backing
- hooked noseCurved, prominent nasal bridge
- Hooked on PhonicsLiteracy training through sounds
- John Lee Hooker