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Definition of hang
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Hang (v. i.) To put to death by
suspending
by the neck; -- a form of
capital
punishment;
as, to hang a
murderer..
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Metabolize
::
Metabolize
(v. t. & i.) To
change
by a
metabolic
process.
See
Metabolism.
Durability
::
Durability
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
durable;
the power of
uninterrupted
or long
continuance
in any
condition;
the power of
resisting
agents
or
influences
which tend to cause
changes,
decay,
or
dissolution;
lastingness..
Transpose
::
Transpose
(v. t.) To
change;
to
transform;
to
invert.
Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To
suspend;
to
fasten
to some
elevated
point
without
support
from
below;
-- often used with up or out; as, to hang a coat on a hook; to hang up a sign; to hang out a
banner..
Changeableness
::
Changeableness
(n.) The
quality
of being
changeable;
fickleness;
inconstancy;
mutability.
Cambistry
::
Cambistry
(n.) The
science
of
exchange,
weight,
measures,
etc..
Desiderative
::
Desiderative
(n.) A verb
formed
from
another
verb by a
change
of
termination,
and
expressing
the
desire
of doing that which is
indicated
by the
primitive
verb..
Variation
::
Variation
(n.)
Change
of
termination
of
words,
as in
declension,
conjugation,
derivation,
etc..
Underhangman
::
Underhangman
(n.) An
assistant
or
deputy
hangman.
Catastrophism
::
Catastrophism
(n.) The
doctrine
that the
geological
changes
in the
earth's
crust have been
caused
by the
sudden
action
of
violent
physical
causes;
--
opposed
to the
doctrine
of
uniformism.
Diurnal
::
Diurnal
(a.)
Daily;
recurring
every day;
performed
in a day; going
through
its
changes
in a day;
constituting
the
measure
of a day; as, a
diurnal
fever;
a
diurnal
task;
diurnal
aberration,
or
diurnal
parallax;
the
diurnal
revolution
of the
earth..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To cause to
remain
in a given
situation
or
condition;
to
maintain
unchanged;
to hold or
preserve
in any state or
tenor.
Rot
::
Rot (v. i.) To
undergo
a
process
common
to
organic
substances
by which they lose the
cohesion
of their parts and pass
through
certain
chemical
changes,
giving
off
usually
in some
stages
of the
process
more or less
offensive
odors;
to
become
decomposed
by a
natural
process;
to
putrefy;
to
decay..
Sensation
::
Sensation
(n.) An
impression,
or the
consciousness
of an
impression,
made upon the
central
nervous
organ,
through
the
medium
of a
sensory
or
afferent
nerve or one of the
organs
of
sense;
a
feeling,
or state of
consciousness,
whether
agreeable
or
disagreeable,
produced
either
by an
external
object
(stimulus),
or by some
change
in the
internal
state of the
body..
Erratic
::
Erratic
(a.)
Irregular;
changeable.
Haul
::
Haul (v. i.) To
change
the
direction
of a ship by
hauling
the wind. See under Haul, v. t..
Volumescope
::
Volumescope
(n.) An
instrument
consisting
essentially
of a glass tube
provided
with a
graduated
scale,
for
exhibiting
to the eye the
changes
of
volume
of a gas or
gaseous
mixture
resulting
from
chemical
action,
and the
like..
Reciprocally
::
Reciprocally
(adv.)
In a
reciprocal
manner;
so that each
affects
the
other,
and is
equally
affected
by it;
interchangeably;
mutually..
Convert
::
Convert
(v. t.) To
change
(one
proposition)
into
another,
so that what was the
subject
of the first
becomes
the
predicate
of the
second..
Cirrhosis
::
Cirrhosis
(n.) A
disease
of the liver in which it
usually
becomes
smaller
in size and more dense and
fibrous
in
consistence;
hence
sometimes
applied
to
similar
changes
in other
organs,
caused
by
increase
in the
fibrous
framework
and
decrease
in the
proper
substance
of the
organ..
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