Pronunciation: /ˈdæŋɡəl/
noun a hanging or swinging loosely
A1 The keychain had a small dangle attached to it.
A2 She wore earrings with delicate dangles that sparkled in the light.
B1 The wind caused the chandelier to sway, making the crystal dangles tinkle.
B2 The necklace was adorned with various gemstone dangles that caught everyone's attention.
C1 The artist created a sculpture with intricate metal dangles that gave it a unique and modern look.
C2 The fashion designer incorporated elegant dangles into the evening gown, adding a touch of sophistication.
verb to hang or swing loosely
A1 The keys dangle from the hook.
A2 The cat dangled its tail playfully.
B1 The earrings dangled from her ears as she danced.
B2 The rope dangled precariously over the edge of the cliff.
C1 The chandelier dangled elegantly from the ceiling of the ballroom.
C2 His feet dangled over the side of the hot air balloon as he enjoyed the view.
formal The keys dangle from the hook by the front door.
informal She let her feet dangle off the edge of the dock.
slang The pendant was dangling from her neck all day.
figurative The threat of losing his job dangled over his head like a dark cloud.
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