# hawked

Pronunciation: say "HAWKT" US /hɔkt/, UK /hɔːkt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of hawk. — simple past and past participle of hawk
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of hawk. Use this form for selling or calling out goods that already happened.
   - _The street vendor hawked souvenirs to tourists outside the museum._
   - _He hawked newspapers on the same corner all through the winter._

## Adjective

2. Curved like the bill of a hawk; bent or crooked.
   - Simple: Curved and hooked, like the sharp beak of a hawk.
   - _The portrait shows a stern judge with deep-set eyes and a long, hawked nose._
   - _His nose, narrow and slightly hawked, made him look older than he was._

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