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hanger
[ hang-er ]
noun
- Automotive. a double-hinged device linking the chassis with the leaf springs on vehicles having solid axles.
- a light saber of the 17th and 18th centuries, often worn by sailors.
- a person who hangs something.
hanger
/ 藞丑忙艐蓹 /
noun
- any support, such as a hook, strap, peg, or loop, on or by which something may be hung
- See coat hanger
- a person who hangs something
- ( in combination )
paperhanger
- a bracket designed to attach one part of a mechanical structure to another, such as the one that attaches the spring shackle of a motor car to the chassis
- a wood on a steep hillside, characteristically beech growing on chalk in southern England
- a loop or strap on a sword belt from which a short sword or dagger was hung
- the weapon itself
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Example Sentences
Her long-term partner, Prudence Fenton, explains in the film that she was allotted 鈥渢his much鈥 drawer space and two coat hangers when she moved in.
鈥淗e likes cliff hangers. He loves to tell us to stay tuned for the next exciting episode and we fall for it every time,鈥 a White House reporter explained.
I had entered a kind of demon mode, manically grabbing things off hangers and throwing them on the floor.
鈥淚 can鈥檛 believe I鈥檓 getting out,鈥 she told a caseworker over the phone, scanning her clothes hangers, handbags, space heater, and flower pots.
With her husband and daughters, she's been busy clearing debris from the shop, arranging dresses on hangers and getting ready for business.
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