T hinge

American  

noun

1. cross-garnet.

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Etymology

Origin of T hinge

First recorded in 1835–45

Example Sentences

Crucially, Lilly’s trajectory doesn’t hinge on artificial-intelligence sentiment or cloud-spending cycles that investors are suddenly questioning.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gary Knight, an executive producer on “The Stringer,” told The Times ahead of the premiere that their “story doesn’t hinge on Carl.”

From Los Angeles Times

“This story doesn’t hinge on Carl,” said Knight.

From Los Angeles Times

It would be easy enough to say something like, “I disagree with these students on everything related to Israel, but I am glad they feel safe on campus. But safety on campus for Jewish students shouldn’t hinge on their views on Israel.”

From Slate

It was accompanied by purported FBI reports, known as 302s, of interviews with informants; the documents appeared to support Shakur’s claims, though the 2008 article didn’t hinge on those documents.

From Los Angeles Times