1 | noun | a joint that holds two parts together so that one can swing relative to the other 2 | noun | a circumstance upon which subsequent events depend 3 | verb | attach with a hinge

h'inj (IPA: hˈɪndʒ)

hinge (no hyphenation) (5 letters | 1 syllable)

1300 (High Middle ages) (726 years ago)

Old English

hinges | hinged | hinging

flexible joint

joint hinge | strap hinge | tee hinge | T hinge

joint | circumstance | attach

binge | cringe | fringe | impinge | infringe | minge | singe | syringe | tinge | twinge | unhinge (total: 11) (based on typical American pronunciation)

binge | henge | singe | tinge | whinge (total: 5)

neigh

butt hinge | hinge joint | hinge on | hinge upon

Mandarin Chinese: | 鉸鏈 (noun) Hindi: | चूल (noun) Arabic: | مِفْصَلَة (noun) Spanish: | bisagra (door) French: | gond (door) | charnière (door)

hinge.com | hinge.net | hinge.org | hinge.info | hinge.biz (total: 5)

Depend (on) | Door part | Door swinger | Elbow, essentially | Knee, essentially | Opening and closing facilitator | Pivot | Pivotal point | Swinger | Swinging connection | Venus' flytrap feature (total: 11) (based on all New York Times crossword puzzles 1994 to 2009)

9 (International English) | 9 (North American English)

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