Crooks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CROOKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CROOK, to bend or form into a hook
• bend (something, especially a finger as a signal)
NOUN:
• the hooked staff of a shepherd
• a piece of extra tubing which can be fitted to a brass instrument to lower the pitch by a set interval.
• a person who is dishonest or a criminal
• a bishop's crozier.
• a bend in something, especially at the elbow in a person's arm
ADJECTIVE:
• bad, unpleasant, or unsatisfactory
• (of a person or a part of the body) unwell or injured
• dishonest; illegal

Words related to CROOKS

crook11 crooked14 crooking15

How to use CROOKS in a sentence

• It seemed clear to Billy Durgin, who reported this interview to me in a manner of able realism, that these men were both crooks of the first water.
• This is not an unusual message for police to publicly convey to crooks.
• Ramsey Crooks, president of the American Fur Company, at his counting-house, in Ann street.
• Crooks thinks that the dissatisfaction among these bands can be readily allayed by judicious measures.
• He crooks his finger and from behind you see a muscle like a mushroom get up suddenly in the small of his back, run up his spine and hit him under the left ear.
• Most crooks are eventually caught through their having, from long immunity, grown careless and yielded to impulse.
• A good many crooks have tried to put him out of the world, and a fair percentage of them have lost their own lives in the attempt without inflicting any injury upon Nick.
• Kerry is well known to all the crooks, and nobody could mistake him.
• We had crooks in our backs every inch of the way to the Range.
• He apparently showed up in Seattle some time during the summer of 1919, a crook of the crooks, as you say.
• There seemed to be hundreds of different noises of the storm, for there are so many canons, so many crooks and turns, and the great forest too.
• Crooks and turns add to the friction and decrease heating power.
• This fact was well known to most of the crooks at large, and they feared the Bradys more than any other detectives on the force.
• This girl is developing into one of the most expert crooks in the country.
• In order to reach the Plaza, which is the main feature of attraction belonging to the town, the traveler is obliged to follow the crooks and turns of several unattractive streets.
• He thought he was putting me in the hole, too, along with Kittredge and your railroad crooks, and it came mighty near tearing him in two.
• Crooks must have lost, and the longer he went on the more he would lose.
• We tried all kinds of devices to get these crooks straightened out so that they would flirt, but we never succeeded.
• I believe the whole gang of yeez is a bunch of crooks.
• I did not fear the villainy of the crooks as much as the blundering of the police, who would have protected me with brass-band vehemence if I could not elude them.
• His son, the subject of this memoir, was born at Crooks, in the parish of Westerkirk, on the 22d of February 1788, and was brought up under the care of his grandfather.
• A generation ago, people who got arrested were usually thieves, or drunkards, or crooks and criminals of some kind.
• As for brains, many crooks of the higher order are remarkably quick and resourceful, while not a few have had superior education and book learning.
• In the case of crooks and criminals, these other animals which concern them are usually the representatives of the law.
• Carruthers talks of crooks generally, but he thinks in terms of only one.
• Crooks from all over the country, let alone those in New York, communicate with each other through Spider Jack.
• Hunt and Crooks, they had neither seen nor heard aught of them, and believed it impossible that they should arrive at the establishment before spring.
• Hunt and Crooks, near Fort Henry, and to secure horses and provisions for our journey.
• Crooks, or great heavy arched timbers, ascending from the ground to the roof, formed the principal framework of the edifice, not unlike the inverted hull of some stately ship.

Similar words containing CROOK without suffix s

crook11 crooked14 crooker13 crookery17 crookest14 crooking15 crookback23 crookeder16 crookedly19 crookneck21 crookbacks24 crookedest17 crookeries16 crooknecks22 crookbacked26 crookedness18 crookednesses20

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