sling
//slɪŋ//
Noun
slingSingular
slingsPlural
1
A strap or band forming a loop by which something can be suspended or supported, especially a bandage used to support an injured arm.
She wore a sling on her arm after breaking her wrist.
2
A simple weapon consisting of a strap or pouch used to hurl stones or other projectiles.
David defeated Goliath with a sling and a stone.
Synonym
Noun
slingSingular
slingsPlural
1
A sweetened alcoholic drink, typically made with gin and fruit juice.
I ordered a Singapore sling at the hotel bar.
Verb
slingInfinitive
slingPresent tense
slungPast tense
slungPast participle
slingingPresent participle
slingsThird-person singular
1
To throw or hurl something with force or in a careless manner.
He slung his bag onto the chair.
2
To hang or carry something loosely, especially by means of a strap or loop.
She slung her bag over her shoulder and left the room.