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  • noun Plural form of overhang.
  • verb Third person singular simple present of to overhang.

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Examples

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

  • It's possible, I suppose, to design-in exterior "overhangs" on the areas that the sun will affect most significantly.

    Steel & Glass House Practical? 2007

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