Strung

What do we mean by strung?

Tense or exhausted. adjective

Preterit and past participle of string.

Imp. & p. p. of string.

Simple past tense and past participle of string. verb

That is on a string adjective

To put (items) on a string.

To put strings on (something).

To form into a string or strings, as a substance which is stretched, or people who are moving along, etc.

To drive the ball against the end of the table and back, in order to determine which player is to open the game.

To deliberately state that a certain bird is present when it is not; to knowingly mislead other birders about the occurrence of a bird, especially a rarity; to misidentify a common bird as a rare species.

To Be Strung: - Smashed off your face from use of narcotics See also: Strung Out , wasted Urban Dictionary

When a lightskin steals the girling you were tuning from beneath your feet Urban Dictionary

The use of a snake for the purposes of sexual gratification Urban Dictionary

Combination of being strung out and hung over Urban Dictionary

To be suffering from the unpleasant physical effects following the heavy use of drugs (with or without the use of alcohol), particulary drugs that deprive the user of sleep Urban Dictionary

1 : physically weak as from long-term drug addiction 2 : addicted to a drug 3 : Totally high from drug use Urban Dictionary

Adjective to describe a modern day Renaissance man, who has many 'strings to his bow' so to speak. For example,a 'well strung ' male might have knowledge of at least two European languages, computer programming skills, a pilots licence kicking about, a scuba diving qualification, athleticism in a handful of field sports, A-levels, possibly a degree, a CELTA or TEFOL, just in case he fancies a month teaching English in Japan or Tai Wan. Punning on "well hung" - which refers to the size of a man, personally. Urban Dictionary

When after continuous drug use, a user feels like they're not high despite being heavily impaired, resulting in continued heavy drug dosing. Easily observed by the impairment, physical deterioration and continued dosing of the user. Urban Dictionary

Adj. Not susceptible to stress. Easy going. Knows what is important and what is not. Deals with pressure well. Calm. Urban Dictionary

Adj. Stressful. Does not know when something is truely important. Small events cause stress to build until a breakdown happens. After a breakdown a short period of fatigue and low stress can be exhibited. Opposite of low strung Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to strung:
strung, string, strong, sprung, stung, strunt, strang, trung, strunk, streng, sarung.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word strung:
unstrung, soundboard, racquet, beads, nylon, strings, gut, bead, necklace, wire, tuning, tuned, rosary, bows, thread, poles, rope, string, chords, cord, harp, together, bow, hung, wreck, arrows, neck, overhead, rows, stick, streak, fence, worn, instrument, lights, violin, coins, fat, tension, heaven, victories, along, narrative, instruments, loose, connecting, pole, across, trees, consecutive, posts, wooden, guitar, tennis, telephone, vertical, tree, chain, shell, steel, extend, hair, wins, bass.

Words that rhyme with strung:
tongue, among, young, lung, hung, bung, dung, rung, clung, flung, sprung, pung, wrung, chung, unsung, swung, tung, slung, sung, stung, brung, overhung, kung, mother tongue, yung, gung, fung, ung, zedong, beef tongue, iron lung, slip of the tongue, junge, phung, kyung, black lung, sharp tongue, myung, double tongue, bull tongue, book lung, egg fu yung, painted tongue, have young, lobe of the lung, mcclung, samsung, hsiung, drepung, nueyung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe strung:
high, net, little, highly, random, more, ready, nervous, barbed, double, better, fine, homely, aerial, pearl, tight, wire, sinew, green, dead, freshly, key, coral, yellow, haughtier, sensitive, line, tense, strange, aesthetic, ham, finest, giant, skin, triple, magnetic, elastic, plastic, singular, transparent, exquisitely, sparsely, straight, anguish, colored, sycamore, densely, rattan, ruby, taut, chain, wee, worse, deli, bows, mobile, finer, magic, ill.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective strung:
out, temperament, nerves, nature, bow, man, beads, woman, wire, people, person, child, wires, girl, system, pearls, horse, individuals, boy, individual, state, harp, natures, type, women, instrument, children, men, bows, horses, condition, lines, lights, personality, creature, animal, disposition, mood, animals, soul, temperaments, creatures, guitar, racket, lyre, organization, persons, mind, tension, frame, youth, wife, shells, fellow, popcorn, harps, emotions, feeling, spirit, instruments, mother, necklace, sensitiveness, organisation, sensibility, dog, muscles, emotion, overhead, strings, souls, imagination, chords, constitution, nervousness, organizations, arm, sort, feelings, colt, rackets, lad, expectations, ropes, daughter, dogs, violin, mare.

Consonant match to strung:
string, strong, strang, streng.

Words that sound like strung:
strung, string, stirring, streng, strong, strum, strang, strem, stir in, strull, stream, strain, stung, strom, strewn, stra, stram, strane, strome, strawn, strunk, strine, strown, stroam, streen, strohm, straughn, stromme, strahm, stroom, strein, strene, strength, sting, strings, staring, soaring, strenght, sterling, steering, starring, storing, searing, stringy, stringer, soring, straying, souring, stirling, stirrings, g-string, syring, stringed, siring, suring, stirrage, strewing, stying, gstring, stringa, strawing, stroll, strole, sterol, streel, strahl, strohl, strowl, siren, sprung, stern, serum, sternum, stang, sarong, seren, soren, citron, siron, stearn, stirn, saron, seran, sterne, stir up, stijn, sarum, so wrong, astron, stehen, ciren, sterman, ostrom, sorum, saram, astrum, ostrum, seron, seram, serang.