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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. See also: dangle 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. See also: dangle How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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356) reports that, wearing a gecko-inspired glove, "a person could dangle from the ceiling. Or sometimes we might climb a tree, Or balance on a beam, Or dangle from the monkey bars, Or plunk rocks in the stream. They smirked and kept the callers waiting on the step, the telephone was left to dangle from its hook. |
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