hooked

Your loved one is exhibiting symptoms of outrage illness — they are hooked on anger, constantly seeking the next dopamine hit of indignation.

His knife-wielding arm buckled and somehow—it was good luck for Ashton, but bad for Simon!—hooked itself ’round Simon’s neck, with the gleaming knife edge pressed against the young bard’s throat.

These platforms are showing us what keeps us hooked.

It’s a Sheridan, “Landman” kind of TV world, and a lot of powerful people hope we’ll get hooked on how messily it unfolds.

Much talk in the Australian media has centred on Root's lack of a Test century in this country and his preparations were curtailed when he hooked Matthew Potts to mid-wicket for one.