transitive. gen. To hang up, suspend.

To place (a thing) so that it is supported from above, and takes, below the point of support, the position due to the action of gravity or any…

transitive. To fasten a thing on high so that it is supported only from above; to suspend on a hook, peg, or the like. Also absol.: = to hang up…

transitive. To hang, fasten up.

transitive. To place or keep in equilibrium; to hold suspended or supported; to balance, poise. Obsolete.

transitive. To hang, hang up, by attachment to a support above; = hang, v. 1a (Often a technical or affected substitute for hang.)

transitive. To hang, suspend; rarely, to hang (a person), put to death by hanging (slang or colloquial).

To hang up or suspend, esp. from one point to another; to put up (a hammock). Also in to sling one's hammock, to have a period of time off-duty…

transitive. To hang up, suspend.

transferred. To hang up (a bird, a thing) on or as on a gibbet.