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Crook
Crook
n.
A
bend
,
turn
, or
curve
;
curvature
;
flexure
.
Crook
n.
Any
implement
having
a
bent
or
crooked
end
.
Crook
n.
The
staff
used
by a
shepherd
,
the
hook
of
which
serves
to
hold
a
runaway
sheep
.
Crook
n.
A
bishop
's
staff
of
office
. Cf.
Pastoral
staff
.
Crook
n.
A
pothook
.
Crook
n.
An
artifice
;
trick
;
tricky
device
;
subterfuge
.
Crook
n.
A
small
tube
,
usually
curved
,
applied
to a
trumpet
,
horn
,
etc
., to
change
its
pitch
or
key
.
Crook
n.
A
person
given
to
fraudulent
practices
; an
accomplice
of
thieves
,
forgers
,
etc
.
Crook
n.
To
turn
from
a
straight
line
; to
bend
; to
curve
.
Crook
n.
To
turn
from
the
path
of
rectitude
; to
pervert
; to
misapply
; to
twist
.
Crook
v. i.
To
bend
; to
curve
; to
wind
; to
have
a
curvature
.
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