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dangle from

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dangle something from something
to hang something loosely from something else. She dangled a few small bells from the bottom of her skirt during the holidays. I dangled a bit of fish from the window so I could see how high the cat would jump.
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dangle from something

to hang from something. A number of colorful glass balls dangled from the branches of the tree. Some loose threads dangled from the bottom of his jacket.
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It seems hypocritical in the extreme that a government as profoundly anti-capital punishment as this one should stand idly by when the Iraqi dictator is all set to dangle from the rope.
[Wednesday] Endless strings of lights dangle from the highest masts of the Class A vessels, framed along the Quaysides by the floodlit Gateshead Millennium Bridge.
Daredevil workmen dangle from the Redheugh Bridge as they carry out checks on the vast concrete structure.
 
 
 
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