HANG OFF

Definition: To suspend or dangle from a support, or to remain in a suspended or undecided state.

Synonyms: Dangle Down, Suspend Loosely, Hang Loosely, Droop Down, Sag Down

Usage Examples in Sentences

Don't let your feet hang off the edge of the bed.

The wet clothes hang off the clothesline in the backyard.

A hammock is the perfect spot to hang off and relax in the garden.

The student's backpack started to hang off one shoulder.

The icicles hang off the roof after a winter storm.

The old clock on the wall began to hang off its rusty nail, ticking irregularly.

As the decision remained unresolved, the fate of the project continued to hang off the balance.

She watched her son's backpack hang off one shoulder as he walked confidently into the schoolyard.

The ripe fruit was about to hang off the branch, ready for picking in the orchard.

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The unresolved mystery in the novel made the readers' anticipation hang off every page.

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The climbers' equipment was set to hang off the side of the mountain for easy access.

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She let her feet hang off the dock, gently skimming the surface of the lake.

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Tired of waiting, the passengers' frustrations began to hang off the delay announcements.

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His glasses hang off his nose, giving him a scholarly, though somewhat comical, appearance.

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The colorful ornaments hang off the Christmas tree, sparkling brightly under the lights.

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Hang off the edge of the cliff if you dare.

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The decision to invest in stocks or bonds can hang off market conditions.

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In uncertain times, our future can hang off the balance.

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If we hang off the decision, we might miss the opportunity.

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They hang off the cliffs to get a better view of the sunset.

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He decided to hang off making any promises until he had more information.