Hook & Sinker
Hook & Sinker by Nawlins August 8, 2003
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hook line and sinker
a term used to describe someone who is hooked in and believing it. Mostly used when someone is picking up chicks with some crappy pickup line (ex: is there a mirror in your pocket? cause i can see myself in your pants) and having the girl believe it.
"hey look, max is trying to pick up jacky with that lame pickupline. what a douche."
"i wouldnt say that looks like hes got hook line and sinker."
"oh........ god dammit......."
"i wouldnt say that looks like hes got hook line and sinker."
"oh........ god dammit......."
hook line and sinker by Maryjane Hope June 6, 2005
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hook line and sinker
completely, totally
hook line and sinker by The Retrun of Light Joker July 25, 2010
hook line and sinker
verb - the act of pulling back on your dick and then letting it go. This will cause your penis to fly towards the opposite direction in which you pulled. It is at this moment when the tip of your penis hits the inner corner of a woman's mouth causing her to look like a fish with a hook caught in it's mouth.
My girlfriend just opened her mouth and I just pulled back on my johnson and let him free. Hook Line and Sinker!
hook line and sinker by Gonz!!! May 4, 2009
Hook, line and sinker
A phrase stated after something/someone has been easily fooled or lured in. It has its roots in fishing lingo, referring to a fish having fallen for the bait easily; swallowing the hook, the fishing line, and the sinker along with it.
I jus' put out a sign this mornin' readin', 'BABY HOGGS 4 SALE CHEEP. CAWT WILD YESTIDDY'. Boy, I ain't neva' seen so many folks come runnin' to the ranch! Leetle did they know I breed them hawgs muhself. Tee hee! Hook, line and sinker! Haw haw!
Hook, line and sinker by phurtive July 2, 2011
Hook, Line and Sinker
Hook, Line and Sinker is an act of severe punishment for someone who has wronged you, or acted like a bitch in general. One or two people with restrain or "hook" the asshole. If you don't know what hook means, watch The Gangs of New York. You place index/middle fingers on the inside of someones cheek and force the mouth open, in agonizing pain. The line= pee and the sinker= poo.
Dude, Blake was being such a bitch today, Me, Tommy, Jon and Josh had to hook, line and sinker his ass. Bitch.
Hook, Line and Sinker by OliverWilliams December 28, 2005
Trophy Hook Singer
When rappers achieve such a status level that they have their very own scruffy, Caucasian singer on retainer just to sing the hooks on their songs.
At the recent award show, Kanye West's Trophy Hook Singer, Bon Iver, really hit it off with Chance the Rapper's new Trophy Hook Singer, Francis and the Lights.
Trophy Hook Singer by WolfmanChi May 31, 2016
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