Sentence examples for Well hung from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having been left for a time, normally hanging, to encourage tenderness.
"Well hung" was the headline on the Sun's front page, while the Guardian ran with "It couldn't be closer".
It comes from the backside and must be well hung.
Meat: ask your butcher if his meat is well hung (no, you'll have to rephrase that).
Abstract America is well hung, but often a bit too dumb.
"It's well hung," said Picasso, of an exhibition of Braque's paintings.
Straight Man, Hell's Kitchen: If one goes by the Greek norm--Greek statues are far from well hung--it was a disproportionately long penis... Straight Woman, Bel Air, California: At that play, I just sat there with my mouth wide open, and I was mesmerized by it.
Biting but tender, too, like a well-hung steak.
Talk story about the well-hung nude actor in Terrence McNally's play "Love!
No matter how well-hung your house is, sometimes things in your marriage ain't going right.
Keep Your Timber Limber is a seminal and well-hung exhibition in every sense – except for the making-sense part.
