hangin
- adjective
- /ˈhæŋɪn/
- Informal
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colgante
- The hangin branches looked beautiful in the sunlight.
Look at this finger hanging from my chin, this flap of skin.
- Look at this finger hanging from my chin, this flap of skin.
- I'm, you know, I got soybean, sugar cane hanging off the back of my headpiece.
- But he loves crawling around on the walls and the ceiling all day long and hanging there.
- And again, you see that I don't have the part, you know, little chunks of fat here hanging over.
- She was open her heads, open her arms off, hanging off a shoulder like a face, a head light.
Examples
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Look at that hangin piece of art!
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A single light bulb was hangin from the ceiling in the empty room.
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The old sign was hangin crooked over the shop entrance during the storm.
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He walked in with his shirt hangin out of his jeans, looking relaxed.
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The old sign was hangin crooked over the shop entrance during the storm.
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A single light bulb was hangin from the ceiling in the empty room.
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He walked in with his shirt hangin out of his jeans, looking relaxed.
Synonyms
2
3.9
Something that hangs loosely and can swing or move
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4.1
Hanging down loosely because it is weak or damaged
Hanging down because it is weak or not held up
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hangin is an informal form of hang + -in where speakers drop the final 'g' to sound casual. It keeps the basic idea of hang meaning 'to be suspended', so as an adjective hangin describes something loose or dangling.