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Definition of hang
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Hang (v. i.) To be
undetermined
or
uncertain;
to be in
suspense;
to
linger;
to be
delayed.
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Inflexible
::
Inflexible
(a.) Firm in will or
purpose;
not to be
turned,
changed,
or
altered;
resolute;
determined;
unyieding;
inexorable;
stubborn..
Nonuniformist
::
Nonuniformist
(n.) One who
believes
that past
changes
in the
structure
of the earth have
proceeded
from
cataclysms
or
causes
more
violent
than are now
operating;
--
called
also
nonuniformitarian.
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To cause to
remain
in a given
situation
or
condition;
to
maintain
unchanged;
to hold or
preserve
in any state or
tenor.
Inflexibility
::
Inflexibility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
inflexible,
or not
capable
of being bent or
changed;
unyielding
stiffness;
inflexibleness;
rigidity;
firmness
of will or
purpose;
unbending
pertinacity;
steadfastness;
resoluteness;
unchangeableness;
obstinacy..
Development
::
Development
(n.) The
series
of
changes
which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
undergo
in their
passage
from the
embryonic
state to
maturity,
from a lower to a
higher
state of
organization..
Steady
::
Steady
(n.)
Constant
in
feeling,
purpose,
or
pursuit;
not
fickle,
changeable,
or
wavering;
not
easily
moved or
persuaded
to alter a
purpose;
resolute;
as, a man
steady
in his
principles,
in his
purpose,
or in the
pursuit
of an
object..
Trust
::
Trust (n.)
Credit
given;
especially,
delivery
of
property
or
merchandise
in
reliance
upon
future
payment;
exchange
without
immediate
receipt
of an
equivalent;
as, to sell or buy goods on
trust..
Amoeba
::
Amoeba
(n.) A
rhizopod.
common
in fresh
water,
capable
of
undergoing
many
changes
of form at will. See
Rhizopoda..
Diphthongization
::
Diphthongization
(n.) The act of
changing
into a
diphthong.
Lens
::
Lens (n.) A piece of
glass,
or other
transparent
substance,
ground
with two
opposite
regular
surfaces,
either
both
curved,
or one
curved
and the other
plane,
and
commonly
used,
either
singly
or
combined,
in
optical
instruments,
for
changing
the
direction
of rays of
light,
and thus
magnifying
objects,
or
otherwise
modifying
vision.
In
practice,
the
curved
surfaces
are
usually
spherical,
though
rarely
cylindrical,
or of some other
figure..
Hanger
::
Hanger
(n.) A
steep,
wooded
declivity..
Dependence
::
Dependence
(n.) The act or state of
depending;
state of being
dependent;
a
hanging
down or from;
suspension
from a
support.
Rot
::
Rot (v. i.) To
undergo
a
process
common
to
organic
substances
by which they lose the
cohesion
of their parts and pass
through
certain
chemical
changes,
giving
off
usually
in some
stages
of the
process
more or less
offensive
odors;
to
become
decomposed
by a
natural
process;
to
putrefy;
to
decay..
Pendent
::
Pendent
(a.)
Jutting
over;
projecting;
overhanging.
Pensile
::
Pensile
(a.)
Hanging;
suspended;
pendent;
pendulous.
Alchemize
::
Alchemize
(v. t.) To
change
by
alchemy;
to
transmute.
Shear
::
Shear (v. t.) To
produce
a
change
of shape in by a
shear.
See
Shear,
n., 4..
Oaf
::
Oaf (n.)
Originally,
an elf's
child;
a
changeling
left by
fairies
or
goblins;
hence,
a
deformed
or
foolish
child;
a
simpleton;
an
idiot..
Ketch
::
Ketch (n.) A
hangman.
See Jack
Ketch.
Anagram
::
Anagram
(n.)
Literally,
the
letters
of a word read
backwards,
but in its usual wider
sense,
the
change
or one word or
phrase
into
another
by the
transposition
of its
letters.
Thus
Galenus
becomes
angelus;
William
Noy
(attorney-general
to
Charles
I., and a
laborious
man) may be
turned
into I moyl in law..
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