1. by hook or by crook - Adverb
2. by hook or by crook - Phrase
in any way necessary; by any possible means
Source: WordNetBy hook or by crook this peril too shall be something that we remember. Homer
Not that this appears to affect the intentions of the political-bureaucratic elite, which in Britain as elsewhere in Europe believes that it has an overriding mission to achieve European integration by hook or by crook and which is convinced that History (with an extra-large 'H') is on its side. Margaret Thatcher
A real foolproof way to do it is play your stuff by hook or by crook and build up a grass roots following. Duncan Sheik
I'll pass this course by hook or by crook Source: Internet
As the show begins, Ireland has just qualified for the Rugby World Cup finals and by hook or by crook, everyone wants to go. Source: Internet
John Summers, the lawyer hired by Dezrin`s husband, has made it a point that mother and son must lose the case either by hook or by crook. Source: Internet