coathook

noun
UK /ˈkəʊt.hʊk/
US /ˈkoʊt.hʊk/

A small hook on a wall where you hang your coat.

She hung her jacket on the coathook by the door.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A hook-shaped fitting used to hold garments in a closet or entryway.

The closet had a row of coathooks along the back wall.

3. A curved metal or plastic piece attached to furniture for hanging bags or hats.

He screwed a coathook into the side of the desk.

4. A small hook used in schools or offices for students' and workers' outerwear.

Each child's name was written above their coathook.