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crook

[krook] / krʊk /




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It being crooked was kind of making me itch.

From Literature

It can’t be counted in the number of crooks brought to justice.

From The Wall Street Journal

The 20th-century culture business produced “profound” popular art even though its contracts were exploitative beyond the dreams of neoliberalism and its middlemen were often crooks.

From The Wall Street Journal

The innocent-faced O’Connor excels at crooks and suckers and fittingly, his Jud describes himself as “young, dumb and full of Christ.”

From Los Angeles Times

The non-fisherwoman is also brandishing a crooked staff, curved at the top like a wooden candy cane.

From Literature