hooker in Irish
hooker in Irish is caiteoir — hooker means rugby: the player in the front row of the scrum who hooks the ball back with their foot.
hooker in Irish
caiteoir
(rugby) A player who hooks the ball out of the scrum with his foot.
What does "hooker" mean?
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noun Rugby: the player in the front row of the scrum who hooks the ball back with their foot.
"The hooker won the ball cleanly at the base of the scrum."
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noun A vulgar, dated slang term for a prostitute.
"The film's slang term "hooker" now sounds outdated to many viewers."
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hooker in a sentence
- The hooker won the ball cleanly at the base of the scrum.
- The film's slang term "hooker" now sounds outdated to many viewers.
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What is "hooker" in Irish?
"hooker" in Irish is caiteoir. hooker means: Rugby: the player in the front row of the scrum who hooks the ball back with their foot.
How do you use "hooker" in a sentence?
Example: "The hooker won the ball cleanly at the base of the scrum." In Irish, "hooker" is caiteoir.
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