Definition of pin-hooker in English:

pin-hooker

noun ˈpɪnˌhʊkə

US informal

1A speculator who buys tobacco when the price is low, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit.
2Chiefly Horse Racing. A person who buys livestock (now especially a very young racehorse) cheaply, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Landmark (Statesville, North Carolina). From pinhook + -er.

nounˈpɪnˌhʊkə

US informal

1A speculator who buys tobacco when the price is low, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit.
2Chiefly Horse Racing. A person who buys livestock (now especially a very young racehorse) cheaply, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Landmark (Statesville, North Carolina). From pinhook + -er.

单词	pin-hooker
释义	Definition of pin-hooker in English: pin-hooker noun ˈpɪnˌhʊkə US informal 1A speculator who buys tobacco when the price is low, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit. 2Chiefly Horse Racing. A person who buys livestock (now especially a very young racehorse) cheaply, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Landmark (Statesville, North Carolina). From pinhook + -er. Definition of pin-hooker in US English: pin-hooker nounˈpɪnˌhʊkə US informal 1A speculator who buys tobacco when the price is low, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit. 2Chiefly Horse Racing. A person who buys livestock (now especially a very young racehorse) cheaply, in the expectation of selling it on later at a profit. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Landmark (Statesville, North Carolina). From pinhook + -er.
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