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hang from

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hang someone or something from something
to suspend someone or something from something. The captain wanted to hang him from the highest yardarm as punishment. I hung a colorful decoration from the windowsill.
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hang from something

to be suspended from something. Colorful decorations hung from the branches of the tree. What is that hanging from the side of the building?
See also: hang


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Some attach to the wall while others hang from the ceiling providing architectural interest as well as functional storage and display.
When it dries, you'll need the straw to hang from something.
 
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