Similar words: hunger, hung up, hungry, hung jury, hungrily, hungriness, hunt, shun. Meaning: [hʌŋ] 
adj. (usually followed by `with' or used in a combining form) having items suspended on or from a support.
adj. (usually followed by `with' or used in a combining form) having items suspended on or from a support. 
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(61) His wife hung a beautiful curtain over the window.
(62) She hung her head, not sure how to reply.
(63) She hung on for dear life.
(64) His life hung by a single thread.
(65) He hung up the receiver and went out.
(66) He normally hung about the house all day.
(67) Smoke hung suspended in the still air.
(68) An air of unreality hung over the whole ceremony.
(69) The children hung/bowed their heads in shame.
(70) The parvenu invited guests but they all hung off.
(71) His arm hung awkwardly against his side.
(72) We hung her portrait above the fireplace.
(73) She hung her coat on a hook.
(74) The ship was hung up on a sandbar.
(75) He hung his head in shame.
(76) He hung on with grim determination.
(77) Her dress hung in soft folds .
(78) Ruth has hung up her dancing shoes.
(79) Smoke from the houses hung above the village.
(80) A beautiful doll is hung over the window.
(81) He hung the towels out on the line .
(82) Her long hair hung loose about her shoulders.
(83) Her arms hung slackly by her sides.
(84) We've been badly hung up for attacking the town.
(85) They usually hung around together most of the time.
(86) The project was hung up for lack of funds.
(87) Cornucopias are hung on Christmas trees.
(88) She hung the photos on the wall.
(89) A deathly silence hung over the square.
(90) He hung about outside my house.