Synonym: bend, criminal, curve, gangster, hook, lawbreaker, thief. Similar words: brook, room, roof, crop, proof, troop, droop, cross. Meaning: [krʊk] 
n. 1. someone who has committed (or been legally convicted of) a crime 2. a circular segment of a curve 3. a long staff with one end being hook shaped. v. bend or cause to bend.
n. 1. someone who has committed (or been legally convicted of) a crime 2. a circular segment of a curve 3. a long staff with one end being hook shaped. v. bend or cause to bend. 
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91. We will get the work finished this week by hook or by crook.
92. Then I found out the crook came over here straight after he visited the Fairy Ring.
93. I'll get the work finished this week by hook or by crook.
94. I will reach my goal by hook or by crook!
95. In his poem "For the Time Being, " W. H. Auden notes that "every crook will argue: 'I like committing crimes; God likes forgiving them. Really the world is admirably arranged.
96. Maybe he's a cheat! A moneyless crook getting money from so-called profitable business!
97. By crook, the cook looked through a cookbook before making hooked cookies.
98. "We supply financial information to selected clients," Crook said loftily.
99. If you go into business with that crook, you can kiss your money goodbye.
100. A thick tree near the bank had a crook just my size, and nestled within it I picnicked on radishes, spicy sausage, challah and the homemade wine from Nana.
101. The metallic curve of his sheep - crook shone silver - bright in the same abounding rays.
102. Federalists who sought integration by pursuing first a grandiose constitution and then, by hook or by crook, the Lisbon treaty have won a Pyrrhic victory.
103. The crook just walked away with a $ 30 necktie.
104. By hook or by crook, ratings would become public knowledge.
105. It's not unusual for people to try to bilk pro athletes out of money. It's a little odd when the crook is a cook.
106. Crook liked her well enough, but remained indifferent to her feminine charms.
107. All he had to do was crook his little finger.
108. That people can employ all means for money is a FMT target even be human being significance on the crook, as if money accommodates oneself to.
108. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
109. Sleeve length: bend arm up, measure from the base point of neck across shoulder point to elbow crook, and up over wrist bone.
110. By the crook, the cook looked through cookbook before making hooked cookies.
111. Chaucer's Summoner is an evil, dirty crook, characterised by his boils and smell of garlic and wine.
112. The uneducated farmer was sucked in by a clever crook.
113. Neal tucked the gun into the crook of his arm so he could hold up the flashlight, and the wildebeest, dumb-eyed, bearded, startled by the light, darted across the trail around them and bellowed.
114. Why is everyone honoring him? He a crook! What kind of hero is that?
115. He was also Carl Crook, an Anglo-Canadian teenager, and the middle aged businessman he has become – still living in China – looks back on his tumultuous youth now with an air of vague bemusement.
116. Currently Crook is the lead guitarist for Sebastian Bach ( Skid Row ).
117. The salesman had an honest appearing face but he was a crook from the word go.
118. Donaldson was a petty crook with a string of previous offences.
119. We've managed , by hook or by crook, to stop them.
120. She had to acquire it, by hook or by crook.