Phrasal verbs starting with "hang"

To stay in a place doing nothing, or to wait for someone; also used as an exclamation meaning 'wait a moment'.

To spend time idly in a place or with people, or to wait for someone.

To hesitate or be reluctant to move forward or participate, often due to shyness or uncertainty.

To remain in a place after others have left, or to move more slowly than a group.

To persist through a difficult situation; usually used in the expression 'hang in there'.

To dangle from something, often precariously, or (informal) to stop doing something.

To wait; to hold onto something; or to persist through difficulty.

To get very drunk on a particular occasion.

To keep hold of something, physically or figuratively; to retain something.

To spend relaxed, informal time with friends or in a place; also to display something by hanging it in the open air.

To project or suspend above something, or to be a persistent worry or threat that affects a situation.

To spend time in a place or with people without doing anything in particular. (British English variant of 'hang around'.)

To hold tightly to something or to retain something. A less common variant of 'hang onto'.

To be logically consistent and coherent, or to remain united as a group.

To end a phone call; to put something on a hook or hanger; or (figuratively) to stop doing an activity permanently.

To depend entirely on something, or to listen/watch with great intensity.

To spend casual time with someone, or to keep up with someone's pace or ideas.