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Definition of hang
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hang is as below...
Hang (v. i.) To
hover;
to
impend;
to
appear
threateningly;
--
usually
with over; as, evils hang over the
country..
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Chopchurch
::
Chopchurch
(n.) An
exchanger
or an
exchange
of
benefices.
Sponge
::
Sponge
(v. i.) Fig.: To gain by mean arts, by
intrusion,
or
hanging
on; as, an idler
sponges
on his
neighbor..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A
wooden
pin, or nail, on which to hang
things,
as
coats,
etc.
Hence,
colloquially
and
figuratively:
A
support;
a
reason;
a
pretext;
as, a peg to hang a claim
upon..
Move
::
Move (v. i.) To
change
place or
posture;
to stir; to go, in any
manner,
from one place or
position
to
another;
as, a ship moves
rapidly..
Dimity
::
Dimity
(n.) A
cotton
fabric
employed
for
hangings
and
furniture
coverings,
and
formerly
used for
women's
under-garments.
It is of many
patterns,
both plain and
twilled,
and
occasionally
is
printed
in
colors..
Executioner
::
Executioner
(n.) One who puts to death in
conformity
to legal
warrant,
as a
hangman..
Seminymph
::
Seminymph
(n.) The pupa of
insects
which
undergo
only a
slight
change
in
passing
to the imago
state.
Mechanographic
::
Mechanographic
(a.)
Written,
copied,
or
recorded
by
machinery;
produced
by
mechanography;
as, a
mechanographic
record
of
changes
of
temperature;
mechanographic
prints..
Derivative
::
Derivative
(n.) A word
formed
from
another
word, by a
prefix
or
suffix,
an
internal
modification,
or some other
change;
a word which takes its
origin
from a
root..
Variant
::
Variant
(a.)
Changeable;
changing;
fickle.
Transmutation
::
Transmutation
(n.) The
change
or
reduction
of one
figure
or body into
another
of the same area or
solidity,
but of a
different
form, as of a
triangle
into a
square..
Turn
::
Turn (v. i.) To
change
from ebb to flow, or from flow to ebb; -- said of the
tide..
Inaquate
::
Inaquate
(a.)
Embodied
in, or
changed
into,
water..
Inconstant
::
Inconstant
(a.) Not
constant;
not
stable
or
uniform;
subject
to
change
of
character,
appearance,
opinion,
inclination,
or
purpose,
etc.; not firm;
unsteady;
fickle;
changeable;
variable;
-- said of
persons
or
things;
as,
inconstant
in love or
friendship..
Precipice
::
Precipice
(n.) A
headlong
steep;
a very
steep,
perpendicular,
or
overhanging
place;
an
abrupt
declivity;
a
cliff..
Anemoscope
::
Anemoscope
(n.) An
instrument
which shows the
direction
of the wind; a wind vane; a
weathercock;
--
usually
applied
to a
contrivance
consisting
of a vane
above,
connected
in the
building
with a dial or index with
pointers
to show the
changes
of the
wind..
Stereotyper
::
Stereotyped
(a.) Fig.:
Formed
in a
fixed,
unchangeable
manner;
as,
stereotyped
opinions..
Backsight
::
Backsight
(n.) The
reading
of the
leveling
staff in its
unchanged
position
when the
leveling
instrument
has been taken to a new
position;
a sight
directed
backwards
to a
station
previously
occupied.
Cf.
Foresight,
n., 3..
Barter
::
Barter
(v. t.) To trade or
exchange
in the way of
barter;
to
exchange
(frequently
for an
unworthy
consideration);
to
traffic;
to
truck;
--
sometimes
followed
by away; as, to
barter
away goods or
honor..
Color
::
Color (v. t.) To
change
or
alter,
as if by
dyeing
or
painting;
to give a false
appearance
to;
usually,
to give a
specious
appearance
to; to cause to
appear
attractive;
to make
plausible;
to
palliate
or
excuse;
as, the facts were
colored
by his
prejudices..
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