hang it

Idioms  

1. Also, hang it all. An expression of annoyance, probably a euphemism for hell or damn. For example, Hang it! I locked my keys inside the car, or Hang it all, you don't need to push me.

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Example Sentences

“He pushed you to the limit. He understood personalities and how far he could push certain people. You know how you wring that face towel up and hang it up? He would always take it down and he would get one more drop out of you. He was like, ‘Naw, there are a couple more drops in you.

From Los Angeles Times

“Why don’t you take off your coat and hang it up, and then I’ll show you around,” she said.

From Literature

Sometimes I’d think, “Man, Ronnie, you need to hang it up.”

From Literature

Papá takes the oud down from its hook on the wall and says, “Let’s not hang it up there anymore. Keep it here, on the chair, so you can sing when you want.”

From Literature

"We have the agenda, we just need to find a way to hang it together as a more coherent story," an official said.

From BBC