passible (iou) and string 2, verb (oh)

passible (iou)

passible adjective. ME.
[Old & mod. French, or Christian Latin passibilis, from Latin pass- pa. ppl stem of pati suffer: see -IBLE.]
Chiefly Theology. Capable of suffering or feeling; susceptible of sensation or emotion. ME.
Liable to suffer change or decay. LME-L17.
Able to be suffered or felt. M16-E17.
passibleness noun (rare) = PASSIBILITY 1 E17.

string 2, verb (oh)

v [T]
to put things together onto a thread, chain etc
::beads strung on a silver chain
[always + adverb/preposition] to hang things in a line, usually high in the air, especially for decoration
string sth along/across etc sth
::Christmas lights were strung from one end of Main Street to the Other.
be strung (out) along/across etc sth
written to be spread out in a line
::the houses and shops strung out along the bay
to put a string or a set of strings onto a musical instrument
-see also highly-strung at highly
string along phr v
string sb along
to deceive someone for a long time by making them believe that you will help them, that you love them etc
::He's just stringing you along.
BrE to go somewhere with someone for a short time, especially because you do not have anything else to do
string along with
::If you're going into town, I'll string along with you.
string out [string sth ¡û¡ú out] phr v
informal to make something continue longer than it should
::Rebel leaders attempted to string out negotiations to avoid reaching a settlement.
string together [string sth ¡û¡ú together] phr v
string words/a sentence together
to manage to say or write something that Other people can understand
::He was so drunk he could hardly string two words together.
to combine things in order to make something that is complete, good, useful etc
::They string together image after image until the documentary is completed.
string up [string sb ¡û¡ú up] phr v
to kill someone by hanging them
-see also strung-up

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