What does CLUNG mean?

Clung

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: Clung is the past tense and past participle of cling, which means to hold on tightly to something or someone.

Pronunciation (US): /klʌŋ/

Pronunciation (UK): /klʌŋ/

Origin and Usage: Clung is derived from the Old English word "clengan" which means to stick or adhere. It has been used in English since the 14th century.

Synonyms: Adhere, grip, grasp, hold on, stick, clutch, embrace, hug.

Related Words: Clasp, flung, lungi, slung, wrung.

Example Sentences:

• She clung to her mothers hand tightly as they walked through the crowded street.
• The wet clothes clung to her body as she stepped out of the pool.
• He clung to the hope that he would find a way out of the difficult situation.