Suspend
Suspend by lysette, alisa March 21, 2006
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Suspend
Here are a few ways to use the word suspense, suspend and also how not use it
1- temporarily prevent from continuing or being in force or effect.
"Work on the highway was suspended for 2 days over Christmas."
2- to officially prohibit from holding a usual post or carrying out a usual role for some time, awaiting further information
"He was suspended from school for cheating on the final exam. "
3. to hang something so it fixed on one end and free on the other.
"The light was suspended from the ceiling."
4. to keep from falling or sinking by some invisible support (such as buoyancy) "..dust suspended in the air."
6. to keep waiting in suspense or indecision
Tim began his campfire ghost story, taking his time, building the suspense.
A comment on the incorrect use of the word suspend below. It occurs in the Aspirin between the knees - Urban
Dictionary definition. One of the meanings of suspend which I presume is how it's being used here, means to hang. One doesn't hang the aspirin between one's knees. The writer could have used put, keep, hold, held, clutch. I quote:
" ..if a woman were to suspend an aspirin between her knees, she would be unable to spread her legs without dropping the aspirin...........deemed sinful..."
Freiss used the word 'put' (in 2012) about how it was back in his day: "The gals put it between their knees, and it wasn't that costly," he told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
1- temporarily prevent from continuing or being in force or effect.
"Work on the highway was suspended for 2 days over Christmas."
2- to officially prohibit from holding a usual post or carrying out a usual role for some time, awaiting further information
"He was suspended from school for cheating on the final exam. "
3. to hang something so it fixed on one end and free on the other.
"The light was suspended from the ceiling."
4. to keep from falling or sinking by some invisible support (such as buoyancy) "..dust suspended in the air."
6. to keep waiting in suspense or indecision
Tim began his campfire ghost story, taking his time, building the suspense.
A comment on the incorrect use of the word suspend below. It occurs in the Aspirin between the knees - Urban
Dictionary definition. One of the meanings of suspend which I presume is how it's being used here, means to hang. One doesn't hang the aspirin between one's knees. The writer could have used put, keep, hold, held, clutch. I quote:
" ..if a woman were to suspend an aspirin between her knees, she would be unable to spread her legs without dropping the aspirin...........deemed sinful..."
Freiss used the word 'put' (in 2012) about how it was back in his day: "The gals put it between their knees, and it wasn't that costly," he told MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.
To get readers to suspend their disbelief when you write fiction, you need to include human interest and a semblance of truth in characterization.
Suspend by sulkypetal May 14, 2022
Suspend-on
Suspend-on by FuttBuckerDelta October 10, 2012
Suspend-a-friend
A friend who you can lose contact with for months, or even years on end, but as soon as you see them again, it's like nothing has ever changed, and there's no awkwardness.
I hadn't seen Tom in years, but as soon as we met for coffee, it was like nothing had changed; he's such a good suspend-a-friend!
Suspend-a-friend by tomsfriend October 12, 2009
Suspend commands issued by users using (SkipAdminRoleCheck)
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Permanently Suspended
Used to describe a person that is taking so much dick that their feet never touch the ground. To literally be hanging off of a penis.
He'll be getting fucked so much in prison that his feet will never touch the ground, he'll be permanently suspended.
Permanently Suspended by Hnnng July 17, 2018
Suspended Congress
The act of lifting and holding a chick (usually shorter than you for height difference) off the ground while banging. Said female has her legs and arms wrapped around you, so she doesn't fall, and the male usually has her pinned to a wall for support.
Suspended Congress by Leah1234 September 24, 2011
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