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Definition of hanging
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hanging is as below...
Hanging
(n.) That which is hung as
lining
or
drapery
for the walls of a room, as
tapestry,
paper,
etc., or to cover or drape a door or
window;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural..
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Hang
::
Hang (v. i.) To
cover,
decorate,
or
furnish
by
hanging
pictures
trophies,
drapery,
and the like, or by
covering
with paper
hangings;
-- said of a wall, a room, etc..
Chromatophore
::
Chromatophore
(n.) A
contractile
cell or
vesicle
containing
liquid
pigment
and
capable
of
changing
its form or size, thus
causing
changes
of color in the
translucent
skin of such
animals
as
possess
them. They are
highly
developed
and
numerous
in the
cephalopods..
Reduplication
::
Reduplication
(n.) The
doubling
of a stem or
syllable
(more or less
modified),
with the
effect
of
changing
the time
expressed,
intensifying
the
meaning,
or
making
the word more
imitative;
also, the
syllable
thus
added;
as, L.
tetuli;
poposci..
Pendant
::
Pendant
(n.) A
hanging
ornament
on
roofs,
ceilings,
etc., much used in the later
styles
of
Gothic
architecture,
where it is of
stone,
and an
important
part of the
construction.
There are
imitations
in
plaster
and wood, which are mere
decorative
features..
Downgyved
::
Downgyved
(a.)
Hanging
down like gyves or
fetters.
Amoeboid
::
Amoeboid
(a.)
Resembling
an
amoeba;
amoeba-shaped;
changing
in shape like an
amoeba.
Aweigh
::
Aweigh
(adv.)
Just drawn out of the
ground,
and
hanging
perpendicularly;
atrip;
-- said of the
anchor..
Babylonical
::
Babylonical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
Babylon,
or made
there;
as,
Babylonic
garments,
carpets,
or
hangings..
Lovelock
::
Lovelock
(n.) A long lock of hair
hanging
prominently
by
itself;
an
earlock;
-- worn by men of
fashion
in the
reigns
of
Elizabeth
and James I.
Moult
::
Moult (n.) The act or
process
of
changing
the
feathers,
hair, skin, etc.;
molting..
Paracentrical
::
Paracentrical
(a.)
Deviating
from
circularity;
changing
the
distance
from a
center.
True-blue
::
True-blue
(a.) Of
inflexible
honesty
and
fidelity;
-- a term
derived
from the true, or
Coventry,
blue,
formerly
celebrated
for its
unchanging
color.
See True blue, under
Blue..
Equipendency
::
Equipendency
(n.) The act or
condition
of
hanging
in
equipoise;
not
inclined
or
determined
either
way.
Halter
::
Halter
(n.) A rope for
hanging
malefactors;
a
noose.
Alternate
::
Alternate
(n.) A
proportion
derived
from
another
proportion
by
interchanging
the
means.
Dornock
::
Dornock
(n.) A
coarse
sort of
damask,
originally
made at
Tournay
(in
Flemish,
Doornick),
Belgium,
and used for
hangings,
carpets,
etc. Also, a stout
figured
linen
manufactured
in
Scotland..
Festoon
::
Festoon
(n.) A
carved
ornament
consisting
of
flowers,
and
leaves,
intermixed
or
twisted
together,
wound with a
ribbon,
and
hanging
or
depending
in a
natural
curve.
See
Illust.
of
Bucranium..
Tufthunting
::
Tufthunting
(n.) The
practice
of
seeking
after,
and
hanging
on,
noblemen,
or
persons
of
quality,
especially
in
English
universities..
Entermewer
::
Entermewer
(n.) A hawk
gradually
changing
the color of its
feathers,
commonly
in the
second
year..
Heugh
::
Heugh (n.) A crag; a
cliff;
a glen with
overhanging
sides.
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