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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo hang someone by a rope, especially as a form of punishment or execution.
They used to string up criminals in the town square as a warning.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo suspend something from a height using string or rope.
We need to string up these decorations before the party starts.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo thread string through (something), especially a musical instrument or sports racket, in preparation for use.
He spent the afternoon stringing up his tennis racket.
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Brené Brown: Why Your Critics Aren't The Ones Who Count
- I, like, string up twinkle lights.
I, like, string up twinkle lights.
- But I set up camp down here. I like string up twinkle light. I order take out food. I live down here. Sometimes.
But I set up camp down here. I like string up twinkle light. I order take out food. I live down here. Sometimes.
Why It's Impossible to Tune a Piano
- Harmonics can also be used to tune string instruments—for example, on a violin, viola, or cello, the third harmonic on one string should be equal to the second harmonic on the next string up.
Harmonics can also be used to tune string instruments—for example, on a violin, viola, or cello, the third harmonic on one string should be equal to the second harmonic on the next string up.
- Bassists and guitarists can compare the fourth harmonic to the third harmonic on the next string up.
Bassists and guitarists can compare the fourth harmonic to the third harmonic on the next string up.
The Try Guys Try Valentine's Day Lingerie
- If I'd like to be straight up, it rams the string up my bottom.
If I'd like to be straight up, it rams the string up my bottom.
- If I like straighten up, it rams the string up my butt.
If I like straighten up, it rams the string up my butt.