by illEATurHARTout March 12, 2004
by T-Dog Jenkins March 9, 2005
A nickname for Peter Hook, bassist in Joy Division and then New Order, as well as side projects Revenge and Monaco. Uniquely, his bass takes the role of a lead guitar in most Joy Divison and New Order songs. He plays it at round about knee level and staggers about and appears to be fighting with it.
by C. H. June 24, 2005
Adjective used to describe music or a song that has an addictive hook. Used especially by DJ's and record collectors as a descriptive term.
by shimmy shimmy coco-pop November 2, 2006
by jay March 5, 2005
A day in which liberty is taken upon oneself to exclude themself from school or work obligations while, most likely, pretending to be sick or having a death in the family. Usually this time is spent with a significant other (i.e. hookie for nookie), a sports activity (i.e. golf or playstation), or just plain sitting on ones ass all day editing & writing definintions for modern slang words over the internet. Commonly referred to as "playing hookie".
Dude, the money's great at my new job. But I had to play hookie from work today because I needed the nookie.
by Turfbag April 18, 2008
Hooky - a term used mainly in London and Southern England to describe people, items or situations that are dodgy, crooked, bent or just plain below-board. Often used in conjunction with gear to describe items that are possibly stolen or otherwise "hot".
"I got this hooky dvd player from a guy down the Winchester."
"He's got a bootload of hooky D&G bags from the continent."
"Is this stuff hooky?"
"Steer clear, mate. Sounds hooky to me."
"He's got a bootload of hooky D&G bags from the continent."
"Is this stuff hooky?"
"Steer clear, mate. Sounds hooky to me."
by Mondo Kane September 24, 2004