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Crook

Definition of Crook

  • 1. Someone who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of a crime Noun
  • 2. A circular segment of a curve Noun
  • 3. A long staff with one end being hook shaped Noun
  • 4. Bend or cause to bend Verb

Synonyms for word "crook"

  • shepherd's crook
  • criminal
  • felon
  • malefactor
  • outlaw
  • bend
  • turn
  • twist
  • curve

Semanticaly linked words with "crook"

  • accessary
  • accessory
  • arsonist
  • firebug
  • incendiary
  • blackmailer
  • extortioner
  • extortionist
  • bootlegger
  • moonshiner
  • briber
  • suborner
  • coconspirator
  • conspirator
  • machinator
  • plotter
  • desperado
  • desperate criminal
  • fugitive
  • fugitive from justice
  • gangster
  • mobster
  • highbinder
  • highjacker
  • hijacker
  • goon
  • hood
  • hoodlum
  • punk
  • strong-armer
  • thug
  • tough
  • toughie
  • gaolbird
  • jail bird
  • jailbird
  • abductor
  • kidnaper
  • kidnapper
  • snatcher
  • mafioso
  • gangster's moll
  • gun moll
  • moll
  • liquidator
  • manslayer
  • murderer
  • principal
  • parolee
  • probationer
  • drug dealer
  • drug peddler
  • drug trafficker
  • peddler
  • pusher
  • racketeer
  • raper
  • rapist
  • habitual criminal
  • recidivist
  • repeater
  • scofflaw
  • contrabandist
  • moon-curser
  • moon curser
  • runner
  • smuggler
  • stealer
  • thief
  • traitor
  • treasonist
  • law offender
  • lawbreaker
  • violator
  • billie the kid
  • bonney
  • william h. bonney
  • james
  • jesse james
  • macgregor
  • rob roy
  • robert macgregor
  • recurve
  • bend
  • flex
  • curve
  • curved shape
  • bight
  • staff

Hyponims for word "crook"

  • principal
  • curve
  • curved shape
  • staff
Etymology for crook
  • etymology acrook
  • etymology crookbill
  • etymology crooked
  • etymology crookery
  • etymology cybercrook
  • etymology uncrook
  • etymological origin of croke
  • is derived from by hook or by crook
  • is derived from by hook or crook
  • is derived from crook as Rookwood
  • is derived from crooked
  • is derived from crooking
  • is derived from crooks
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