The phrase "a hooked like" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "He had a hooked like a fish, but it was unclear what was meant."
Alternatives: "a hook similar to" or "a hook resembling".
"Well, it's as fascinating as anything in cyberspace … the place we call — reality!" They left the stage, and circus-style organ music played; Posehn, an unwieldy six feet seven, entered from stage left, wearing a hooked, carrot-like false nose and scooting in circles on a tiny red tricycle, while whooping.
The guard fits over the left hand and ends in a hooked, knife-like blade that was probably intended to parry the net and trident or to snag and pull away the net.
Think of a hooked beginning, like one of your characters flirting with another person they like, or if it is paranormal, it could start at a magical place.
When the baby was born, he didn't really look like me, but he did have a bit of a hooked nose like mine.
To the remaining twenty-five per cent, the supertasters, it tastes so terrible that one unfortunate consumer said his tongue thrashed around his mouth like a hooked fish convulsing on the deck of a boat.
Jonathanadler.com had a hooked rug that looked like an exceptionally big dollar bill, which my stylish friend Amy bought recently to use to great effect as a doormat (marked down to $197.50 from $395).
Some, like a cozy nineteenth-century scene of a country house and a steepled church, lean toward the folksy-craftsy, while others, like a hooked rug in which flat planes of color describe a solitary tree outlined against a serene sky, wouldn't be out of place in a survey of modernist textiles.
We pass a surfcaster, who stares at Melnyk, jaws agape like a hooked striper.
The title character — a venal financial manipulator — has a nose that is "enormous, hooked, like that of an old Jewish usurer".
When she wakes up in Hubbell's Volvo station wagon en route to her future home, her mouth is like that of a hooked fish, sad and gasping.
