hang-on 

When you wake up in the morning with a hangover and a hard-on at the same time.

We partied really hard last night.I woke up this morning with a hang-on.A busting headache and a woody at the same time.

hang-on by Freonman June 7, 2011

Hang on a tick 

A tick is the tick of a clock, meaning a very short space of time. Hang on means to wait: "Wait a minute". Informal speech.

"What do you want?"
"Hang on a tick....an apple."

Hang on a tick by ziosam November 13, 2013

hang on to your hat 

get ready to know a big good news.

A:celebrate what?
B:hang on to your hat.Today in California,it's legal for a man to marry another man.

hang on to your hat by seabiscuit28 August 16, 2016

hang on my buckey 

The act of having extreme tilt coming within the lacrosse helmet. Eyes are not visible. Have to tilt head up to see. 45 degree angled downwards slope.

"Yo Timmy! Why are you looking at the ground?"
"Fuck off Harold! I got mad hang on my buckey"

hang on my buckey by LoomingOstrich February 27, 2019

Hang on a dang noodle

Another better way of saying “wait a second”

“ when was the work due? Shit - hang on a dang noodle...”

“Oo oo hang on a dang noodle I have a great idea!”

Hang on a dang noodle by CodeGrack November 17, 2021

Hang on a tic 

An informal Australian request (non-business slang) for a bit more time, a short amount of time like the tic of a clock.

Hang on a tic, mate. We're updating our website. G'day everyone. (written on a website)

Hang on a tic, sweetie, be with you next. (said by waitress)

Hang on a tic by SEOwordwoman December 27, 2011

Hang on two seconds and a monkey 

A phrase used to express surprise or bewilderment at the occurrence of an unlikely event.

‘Hang on two seconds and a monkey! My cup of tea tastes like brandy!’

Hang on two seconds and a monkey by dontletmeinthere December 28, 2020