hung

hung (h

ng)

Past tense and a past participle of hang. See Usage Note at hang.

adj.

1. Vulgar Slang Having large genitals. Used of males.

2. Slang

a. Anxious; nervous.

b. Overly involved or preoccupied; hung up.

hung [hʌŋ]

(Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) the past tense and past participle of hang (except in the sense of to execute or in the idiom I'll be hanged.)

adj

1. (Government, Politics & Diplomacy)

a. (of a legislative assembly) not having a party with a working majority a hung parliament

b. unable to reach a decision a hung jury

c. (of a situation) unable to be resolved

hung over Informal suffering from the effects of a hangover

hung up Slang

a. impeded by some difficulty or delay

b. in a state of confusion; emotionally disturbed

hung up on Slang obsessively or exclusively interested in he's hung up on modern art these days

Translations

hung pret, ptp of hang

adj (inf: sexually) the way he’s hung → wie er ausgestattet ist (inf); to be hung like a mule → ein Riesengehänge haben (inf)

hung [hʌŋ]

1. pt, pp of hang

2. adj a hung jury → una giuria divisa (sul verdetto)

hung hang

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hang
hang back
hang fire
hang glider
hang gliding
hang in
hang on
hang on to
hang together
hang up
hang-glide
hang-gliding
hang-up
hanging
Hanging sleeves
Hanging stile
hung over
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piked reverse hang

All about them the huge-rooted trees blocked their footing, while coiled and knotted climbers, of the girth of a man's arm, were thrown from lofty branch to lofty branch, or hung in tangled masses like so many monstrous snakes.

Adventure by London, Jack View in context

It was not to receive his thanks, however, that she hung there in the sky; it was not even to watch him get into the nest; it was to see what he did with her eggs.

The Adventures of Peter Pan by Barrie, James Matthew View in context

Throwing the rope over the high limb of a giant oak tree, they pulled till the poor Marionette hung far up in space.

The Adventures Of Pinocchio by Collodi, Carlo View in context

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