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hangerearly 15c., "one who hangs (something)," especially "executioner," later also "one who chooses pictures for an exhibition;" agent noun from hang (v.). Meaning "somet [..]
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hangerAn object used to suspend another object from above, most commonly a clothes hanger
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hangerAn unintended break in a network path. [D00784]
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hangerA light-support device that you attach to a Grid.
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hangera shaped piece of metal or wood to hang clothes on so that they do not get wrinkled
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hangerA metal strap used to support piping or the ends of joists.
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hangerThis term has several bicycle applications:
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hangerPart of bicycle frame that holds fork assembly.
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hangerHangs product onto shackle line.
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hangerA device used to support pipes.
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hanger(n) a worker who hangs something(n) anything from which something can be hung
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hangerProperly the fringed loop or strap hung to the girdle by which the dagger was suspended, but applied by a common figure of speech to the sword or dagger itself.
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hangerDevice used to support pipes.
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hangerA metal strap used to support piping or the ends of joists.
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hangerAn enclosed structure for housing aircraft. Originated with the floating homes of the original German Zeppelins in which they were "hung" from cables,which explains the erroneous, oft-seen s [..]
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hangerAnger due to hunger; when one is hangry, poor decision making occurs.
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hangeron ski-lift, member which connects carrier to grip.
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