Crook | Mean of crook in English Dictionary

/ˈkrʊk/

• Noun
• a dishonest person
1. He thinks politicians are just a bunch of crooks.
• a criminal
1. a small-time crook
• the place where part of the body (such as an arm, leg, or finger) bends
1. the crook of his arm

• a curved or hooked part of something
1. The squirrel sat in the crook of the tree.
2. the crook of the cane
• a long stick with one end curved into a hook that is used by a shepherd
• Verb
• to bend (your finger, neck, or arm)
1. He crooked his finger at us and led us to the table.