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Hinge
Hinge
n.
The
hook
with
its
eye
, or
the
joint
, on
which
a
door
,
gate
,
lid
,
etc
.,
turns
or
swings
; a
flexible
piece
, as a
strip
of
leather
,
which
serves
as a
joint
to
turn
on.
Hinge
n.
That
on
which
anything
turns
or
depends
; a
governing
principle
; a
cardinal
point
or
rule
; as,
this
argument
was
the
hinge
on
which
the
question
turned
.
Hinge
n.
One
of
the
four
cardinal
points
,
east
,
west
,
north
, or
south
.
Hinge
v. t.
To
attach
by, or
furnish
with
,
hinges
.
Hinge
v. t.
To
bend
.
Hinge
v. i.
To
stand
,
depend
,
hang
, or
turn
, as on a
hinge
; to
depend
chiefly
for
a
result
or
decision
or
for
force
and
validity
;
usually
with
on or
upon
; as,
the
argument
hinges
on
this
point
.
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