#Agata

• Suspended — Caught from a support point located above, without resting on the ground; suspended, hung, dangling. Broadly or figuratively, it describes a person in a state of total dependency (financial, moral, social) on someone, a project left unresolved or temporarily suspended (in suspense), or a listless, drooping attitude due to fatigue.
• Hanging — Hanging, dangling, or suspended from a point located above; being in a free vertical position without bottom support. As a masculine noun, in an old technical or regional sense, it denotes a weight tied to a string to measure verticality (plumb line) or a fastening element, whereas in a pejorative social sense, it describes a parasitic person or a sponger.
• Dangling piece — An object, piece of material, or residual element that hangs somewhere in an irregular, careless, or unsightly manner; a partial detachment or growth from an assembly (a rag from a coat, a broken branch, a loose cable). In certain regional or slang contexts, the term can describe an useless addition, a burden, or a dependent person clinging to others.