What does skyhook mean?
Skyhook means A hook imagined to be suspended in midair..
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/ˈskaɪˌhʊk/ · noun
A hook imagined to be suspended in midair..
Those who yearn for skyhooks call those who eagerly settle for cranes "reductionists", and they can often make reductionism seem philistine and heartless.
It wasn't a miraculous skyhook—no god was needed.
To each bolt attach a short length of chain and then run the individual chains to another large one that is run up to the skyhook, which is nothing more than a ratchet cable winch held by an overhead rafter.
Jeta stood with her knobbly fists on her hips watching the two of them Goo the cylinders to the skyhooks. Those were the invaluable little workhorses of the construction forces everywhere. A simple but powerful grav unit with a winch and a hook.
It was during those battles that ORBITAL-class armor was deployed to secure and defend the skyhooks and tethers above Earth, Luna, and Mars.
[…] despite the absence of the proverbial home-grown 75-foot high steel "sky hook."
Tom bought the rights to a plastic board that had a skateboard deck and skyhooks.
Use skyhook when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Skyhook means A hook imagined to be suspended in midair..
Common synonyms include bathook.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Those who yearn for skyhooks call those who eagerly settle for cranes "reductionists", and they can often make reductionism seem philistine and heartless.
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