adjective
General Slang
hanging
· adjective · welsh
Wrecked the morning after — hungover and looking it.
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Definitions
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Properly hungover. Not 'a bit fragile' — pale, sweating, regretting every decision. Big in Welsh and Irish English. Can stretch to mean 'feeling rough' in general, or 'looking rough' (covers both how you feel and how the rest of the world sees it).
“Don't talk to me, I'm absolutely hanging.”
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Disgusting, grim, vile. Used about food, smells, people, situations. Same vibe as 'rank' or 'minging.'
“That kebab was hanging, butt.”
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hanging In A Sentence
Don't talk to me, I'm absolutely hanging.
That kebab was hanging, butt.
Origin & Usage
Variants
hanging out of it
People Also Ask
What does hanging mean?
Hanging describes someone who is badly hungover the morning after and looks visibly wrecked.
How do you use hanging in a sentence?
I'm absolutely hanging today — I shouldn't have had those last few pints.
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