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“To hook” in Japanese

Short answer
引っ掛ける hikkakeru ひっかける

To hook in Japanese is “引っ掛ける” (hikkakeru). Full meaning: to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill.

Other ways to say “To hook” in Japanese

ひッかける hikkakeru to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill 引っかける hikkakeru to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひっかける hikkakeru to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひッかけ hikkake to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひッかけれ hikkakere to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひっかけよ hikkakeyo to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひッかけろ hikkakero to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひっかけん hikkaken to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひっかけろ hikkakero to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひっかけれ hikkakere to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill ひッかけん hikkaken to hang (something) on (something), to throw on (clothes); to hook, to catch, to trap, to ensnare; to cheat, to evade payment, to jump a bill

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