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hang (over) Meaning
hang (over)
a letdown following great excitement or excess, disagreeable physical effects following heavy consumption of alcohol or the use of drugs, something (as a surviving custom) that remains from what is past, a sick uncomfortable state that comes from drinking too many drinks of alcoholic beverage, disagreeable physical effects (as headache or nausea) following heavy consumption of alcohol or the use of drugs, something (such as a surviving custom) that remains from what is past
hang (over) Sentence Examples
- The ceiling fan hung ominously over our heads, its blades whirring ominously.
- The tapestry hung proudly on the wall, depicting intricate scenes of medieval life.
- The clothes hung on the line, swaying gently in the afternoon breeze.
- The threat of war hung over the region, casting a shadow over the future.
- The painting hung crookedly on the wall, its frame askew.
- The mystery hung over the case, leaving the detectives baffled.
- The bouquet of flowers hung upside down, its petals cascading gracefully towards the floor.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread hung in the air, tantalizing our senses.
- The clouds hung low, obscuring the sun and threatening rain.
- The heavy fog hung over the city, creating an eerie and oppressive atmosphere.
FAQs About the word hang (over)
a letdown following great excitement or excess, disagreeable physical effects following heavy consumption of alcohol or the use of drugs, something (as a surviv
threaten,hover (over), menace, impend (over), imperil,endanger, peril, jeopardize, overhang
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The ceiling fan hung ominously over our heads, its blades whirring ominously.
The tapestry hung proudly on the wall, depicting intricate scenes of medieval life.
The clothes hung on the line, swaying gently in the afternoon breeze.
The threat of war hung over the region, casting a shadow over the future.
