Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A hanging; a curtain.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Upon this he writes an angry letter to _Punch_, dated from his chambers in The Albany; "Has a reglar suscriber to your amusing paper, I beg leaf to state that I should never have done so had I supposed that it was your 'abbit to igspose the mistaries of privit life, and to hinger the delligit feelings of umble individyouls like myself."
Thackeray Anthony Trollope 1848
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Melissa Black and Simone Shine are chillin in the sun while their bf grill up some tasty sausage, but the girls can't wait and got a hinger for a different kind of meat.
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Melissa Black and Simone Shine are chillin in the sun while their bf grill up some tasty sausage, but the girls can't wait and got a hinger for a different kind of meat.
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Sure, it’s all volunteer work and there are slips of the hinger on occasion, but everyone strives to make sure that the WordPress user of any level has access to the documents they need to understand a particular feature or function.
Volunteering on the WordPress Codex « Lorelle on WordPress 2005
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"Vell, I vill, if ye von't hinger my feelings with the cold iron.
The Gold Hunters' Adventures Or, Life in Australia William Henry Thomes 1859
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