Noun:

చేప, ఫిషింగ్ బోట్, మడర్భం, అసమర్థ మహిళ,

hookier's Usage Examples:

Willman of Entertainment Weekly considered the song "a less nasty but even hookier version of Pink"s lounge-lizard-repelling "U + Ur Hand".

In Vice, Robert Christgau said the duo were "funnier, hookier, and kinder as well as brainier and more political" than before, while.

Considine stated: "Harder than Ministry, hookier than Nitzer Ebb, this EP is everything industrial music should be.

or a strip club" though conceded that the band"s debut was "slightly hookier".

elegant and extravagant, while from 1979 his style became "sharper and hookier".

described them as "almost ridiculously competent," "largely irony-free", and "hookier than hell.

American music essayist Robert Christgau gave the album an A- and wrote, After a year of sleeping on floors, stealing wives, and expressing solidarity with 2 Live Crew, their music is thicker, tougher, hookier, sometimes even a tad overproduced.

He noted that the album saw the band composing hookier songs while incorporating "more avant-garde and experimental influences".

encouraging Loomis to "cut out the fat, and make the songs catchier and hookier", thus creating a simplistic and stripped down sound that differs from.

expressing solidarity with 2 Live Crew, their music is thicker, tougher, hookier, sometimes even a tad overproduced.

Robert Christgau said the duo were "funnier, hookier, and kinder as well as brainier and more political" than before, while Chicago Tribune critic Greg Kot.

structure and the colour of its feathers: "Brown black eye, nose a little hookier than jackdaw, less feathered.

AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine felt that the album is "hookier and not as ponderous as ¡Uno! but not quite as breakneck as ¡Dos!", writing.