Hook of Holland
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noun
a cape and the harbor it forms in the SW Netherlands.
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Dutch Hoek van Holland.
Origin of Hook of Holland
First recorded in 1785–95
Words nearby Hook of Holland
hooker, Hooker's green, Hooke's law, hook, line, and sinker, hooknose, Hook of Holland, hook or crook, Hooks, hook shot, hookswinging, hooktender
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Hook of Holland
noun the Hook of Holland
a cape on the SW coast of the Netherlands, in South Holland province
a port on this cape
Dutch name: Hoek van Holland
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