hang-up

They can dodge or prevaricate or just hang up when dealing with a voice on the phone.

Everything is each and every time a conscious effort: hang up your clothes, etc.

In both cases, when someone answered he was to blow three times into the mouthpiece, and then hang up.

Without saying anything—she makes a slight face—she pushes the button to hang up the line.

Lipa Schmeltzer's new song, "Hang Up The Phone," raises some important questions.

Take blankets and beads to the Wyandots and watch them hang up white wampum.

That old fallen hickory will do for your dressing-room, and there are places to hang up your clothes.

If possible hang up a large picture of the "Return of the Mayflower," or other appropriate picture in the room.

In order that he might hang up his brother rioters, he was granted a pardon!

In a little time he called the landlord, and desired him to hang up the gun.