The spelling of the word "gotten hook" follows the IPA phonetic transcription. The word "gotten" is pronounced as "ˈɡɒtn" and means to have received something. The word "hook" is pronounced as "hʊk" and refers to a curved tool that is used to catch or hold things. When combined, "gotten hook" refers to a situation in which someone has become trapped or drawn in by someone or something. The correct spelling follows the commonly used American English spelling conventions.