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hung (iou)



hung adjective. LME.
[pa. pple of HANG verb.]
Provided or decorated with hanging things. LME.
O. Manning Tramway cars, hung with passengers like swarming bees.
b. Of a male: having (esp. large) sexual organs. Chiefly with qualifying adverb or phr., as hung like a bull, hung like a donkey, well hung, etc. slang. M17.
Suspended, attached so as to hang. M16.
b. Of meat: suspended in the air to mature or dry. M17.
a. Of a jury: unable to agree on a verdict. US. M19.
b. Of an elected body: in which no political party has an overall majority. L20.
Usu. hung-over. Suffering from the after-effects of excess alcohol or drugs, having a hangover. M20.
hung up: confused, bewildered; (foll. by on) obsessed or preoccupied with. slang. M20.
E. Jong He was all hung up on Jewish girls. G. Priestland He was not one to..get hung up on personal taboos.