1. To suspend; to fasten as on a hinge; to put to death by suspending by the neck; to cover or decorate by anything suspended.

2. Slope; drift; mode of connexion.

3. To be suspended; to dangle; to depend; to bend forward; to cling to; to hover; to linger; to have a steep declivity; to be executed by the baiter. To hang on or upon, to adhere to; to adhere obstinately; to rest; to be dependent on; to hold fast without belaying. To hang over, to extend or project from above. To hang in doubt, to be in suspense. To hang together, to be closely united. To hang to, to to cling. To hang out, to display. To hang down, to let fall below the proper situation. To hang up, to place on something fixed on high. To hang fire, said of a gun when the charge does not rapidly ignite; to hesitate.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• hangen,
• yhank,
• haig,
• havg,
• hffg,
• payng,
• hanle,
• hungs,
• hong,
• cang,
• hange,
• layng,
• gaang,
• hgan,
• yhing,
• haivng,
• phung,
• hwne,
• healng,
• hihg

• hannahs,
• HAINS,
• Hoang,
• hand-,
• Hans,
• Rang,
• sang,
• hand,
• Haynes,
• hank,
• gang,
• tang,
• pang,
• bang,
• fang,
• hung,
• Huang,
• haines,
• haying,
• Hwang,
• hangs,
• haunch.

The adverb form of the word "hang" is "hangingly".

The adjective form of the word "hang" is "hanging".

The plural of the "hang" can be the "hangs".

The singular of the "hang" can be the "hang".