hanghang /hæŋ/ verb 1 
to hang down► hang
to hang down► hang to be in a position where the top part is firmly fastened, but the bottom part is free to move: A large chandelier hangs from the ceiling. The keys are hanging on a nail by the door.
► dangle to hang loosely and move slightly from side to side: Two large earrings were dangling from her ears.
► droop if something that is usually firm or upright droops, it hangs down: These flowers are beginning to droop - they need watering.
► sag if something sags, it hangs or bends down in the middle because it is old or has been used a lot: Her old sofa sags in the middle where she always sits.
2 to put something somewhere so that it hangs down► hang to put something in a position where the top part is firmly fastened but the bottom part is free to move: Where do you want me to hang this picture? Hang your coat on the hook.
► suspend AWL (formal) to attach something to a high place so that it hangs down: At the circus, the acrobats swing on trapezes that are suspended from the ceiling. ➔ GRAMMAR: Suspend is usually used in the passive.
► drape to put something over or around something so that it hangs loosely: He took off his jacket and draped it over a chair.