Hang--
hang on
hang up
hang out
hang of
hang for
hang it
hang dog
hang five
hanging around
hung
well hung
hanger
some like hang up-- have several meanings
Hang up your clothes--
My mom has a hang up about neatness.--
i've been getting crank call, no messages, just hang up's.and i suspect the people who hang around here can thing of more ways to use hang.
Oh, yes, Helen! Good one. And hangers-on.
Glad you think so, Jackie, i'll allow some time for other to get the hang of it.
Hanging on your every word. But I won't be drawn in this quarter.
We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately.
Hanging on your every word. But I won't be drawn in this quarter.
Sorry, thought you were going on holiday, not being hanged, drawn and quartered!
Perhaps the difference between hanged and hung is one for Wordwind's list of how grammar has changed?
Bingley
you might as well get hanged for a goat as for a sheep, but don't get hung up on it.
Back to the mists of (what was it?)
Coincidence. That's what it was the mists of.
"We must all hang together," he said, "or, most assuredly, we shall all hang separately." ~ Faldage
A wonderful piece of Franklinesquerie; it shouldn't go unacknowledged!
Franklinesquerie
I should have thought the source was sufficiently well known.
should have thought the source was sufficiently well known.
Well, then. Lincoln?
Lincoln?
You can fool some of the people all of the time and you can fool all of the people some of the time but you can't fool all of the people all of the time. Dogs, on the other hand…
i can't believe this croud--
No one has added
hang over
and its inverse,
over hang to the list of hang idioms.
I'll hang tight, hoping you get the hang of it, and add some more that i forgot.
then there's hang Kwangford
Who's Kwangford?
And, the hangovers on staddle stones are to keep the rats from getting to the grain! <grin>
>hang Kwangford
<sigh> more obscurity...
No pages were found containing "kwangford"
hang Kwangford
Any relation to hang Kwillyums?
d'oh! you mean han Kwangford.
http://www.rootsaroundtheworld.info/html/artists/hanKwangford.html(isn't British country music a bit of an oxymoron?!)
-ron dubious
> (isn't British country music a bit of an oxymoron?!)
Isn't 'British' redundant in that sentence? <g>
All these categories are, aren't they?
What do you think about hangover?
What do you think about hangover? Well, if I had ever had one, Krzysztof, I think I would say that I don't like them.
An Fear Rua understands from some of his legal friends in the Four Courts that Chief Justice Hamilton's sporting proclivities lie more towards the soccer code - God bless the mark! - rather than towards hurling or gaelic football. Perhaps that is a hangover from his days palling around with members of the Labour Party beyond in Rathmines, in Dublin. Recent unfortunate controversies have resulted in the departure from the Supreme Court of Mr Justice Hugh O'Flaherty, a decent Kerryman (if that's not an oxymoron), who regularly follows the fortunes of his native county. So, the GAA has lost, literally, a friend in court.http://www.anfearrua.com/ViewSectionDetail.asp?docid=599
An Fear Rua--is this someone's name?
