Hang ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Hang ( verb )

1. Suspend or fasten (something) from above with no support from below.
2. Be suspended from above with no support from below.
3. Be attached to (something) by the neck, typically as a form of punishment.
4. Put to death by hanging.

Origin:

Old english hangian, of germanic origin; related to dutch hangen and german hängen.

Examples:

1. She hung a picture on the wall.
2. The clothes were hanging on the line.
3. He was hanged for treason.
4. The curtains hung at the windows.
5. The vines hang down from the trellis.

(As a verb)

Hang ( verb )

1. Suspend or fasten (something) from above with no support from below.
2. Be suspended from above with no support from below.
3. Be attached to (something) by the neck, typically as a form of punishment.
4. Put to death by hanging.

Origin:

Old english hangian, of germanic origin; related to dutch hangen and german hängen.

Examples:

1. She hung a picture on the wall.
2. The clothes were hanging on the line.
3. He was hanged for treason.
4. The curtains hung at the windows.
5. The vines hang down from the trellis.