Crook

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Contents 1 Places 2 Persons 3 Bridges 4 Things 5 Other

[edit] Places

• Crook, County Durham, England
• Crook, Cumbria, England
• Crook, Devon, England
• Crook, Crook of Devon, Scotland
• Crook, Colorado, United States
• Crook County, Oregon, United States
• Crook County, Wyoming, United States
• Crooks, South Dakota, United States
• Crooks Inlet, Nunavut, Canada

[edit] Persons

• Adam Crooks (1824-1874), Weslyan Methodist
• Adam Crooks (1827-1885), Canadian politician
• Andrew Crook, Australian cricketer
• Ann Marie Crooks, a female bodybuilder and professional wrestler
• Bill Crooks, New Zealand horticulturalist
• Billy Crook, American soccer player
• Catherine Crook de Camp (1907-2000), American science fiction author
• Chris Hampton Crook, Worst badminton, Soccer, Cricket and bejeweled player ever, father of the year 2009
• Garth Crooks, a former English professional football player
• Charmaine Crooks, Canadian athlete
• Dave Crooks, American politician
• Eddie Crook, Jr. (1929-2005), American boxer
• David Crook (1910-2000), British Marxist
• David Moore Crook (1914-1944), British fighter pilot
• Frances Crook, British Labour Party politician
• George Crook, an American general
• Hal Crook, jazz trombonist
• Howard Crook, American tenor
• Hulda Crooks (1896-1997), American mountaineer
• Ian Crook, former English professional football player
• J. Mordaunt Crook, British architectural historian
• Jack Crooks (1865-1918), American baseball player
• James Crooks (1778-1860), Scottish businessman
• John Crook, British sociologist
• Lee Crooks, former English professional football player
• Lorianne Crook American radio and television personality
• Lupen Crook, British singer/songwriter
• Mackenzie Crook, a British actor
• Malcolm Crook, professor of French history
• Martyn Crook (1956-2008), British soccer coach
• Matthew Crooks Cameron (1822-1887), Canadian lawyer
• Max Crook, American musician
• N. Patrick Crooks, American Supreme Court Judge
• P. J. Crook, British painter
• Paul Crooks, former Fornula One engineer
• Ramsay Crooks (1787-1859), Canadian fur trader
• Reginald Douglas Crook, 1st Baron Crook (1901-1989), British peer
• Richard Crooks (1900-1972), American tenor
• Sammy Crooks (1908-1981), English footballer
• Steven Crook, Australian cricketer
• Terrence Crook, former English Rugby League player
• Thomas Crook Sullivan (1833-1908), Brigadier General in the United States Army
• Thomas Crooks, American football coach
• Thurman C. Crook (1891-1981), U.S. politician
• Tim Crooks, a former British rower
• Tommy Crook, American musician
• Tully Crook, English artist
• Will Crooks (1852-1921), British trade unionist
• William Crooks (1776-1836), Canadian politician

See also Crookes (disambiguation)

[edit] Bridges

• Crooked Bridge

[edit] Things

• A bocal
• A tool or object with a bend in it
  • Crook (music), section of a brass instrument
  • Crook can refer to the crozier carried by a bishop or abbot
  • Shepherd's staff
  • An angled stem used in securing a layed Devon hedge
• Crooks fluctuation theorem in statistical mechanics
• Crooked grind, a skateboarding trick.
• Crook frame, a form of timber frame
• Flail and crook

[edit] Other

• A criminal or thief
• "Crooked Music" (Schräge Musik) was a very effective firing system developed by the Germans in World War II
• In Australia and New Zealand : slang for sick or ill; as in "feeling crook".
• The Crook, also known as Le Voyou, a 1971 French movie about an infamous criminal.

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