1. A long staff bent at the end into a hook; a sheep hook.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ahepherd's crook,
• zhepherd's crook,
• xhepherd's crook,
• dhepherd's crook,
• ehepherd's crook,
• whepherd's crook,
• sgepherd's crook,
• sbepherd's crook,
• snepherd's crook,
• sjepherd's crook,
• suepherd's crook,
• syepherd's crook,
• shwpherd's crook,
• shspherd's crook,
• shdpherd's crook,
• shrpherd's crook,
• sh4pherd's crook,
• sh3pherd's crook,
• sheoherd's crook,
• shelherd's crook

The adjective form of the word "shepherd's crook" is "shepherd's crooked".