Definition of "overhanging" []

• Present participle of overhang. (verb)

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• "Baby in overhanging cage, London, 1934 1934 photo of a baby in a wooden and wire cage hanging out of a window a few stories up."
• "Wingnutty windbags like Limbaugh, are acting like Damacles sword overhanging the policy makers, offering precious little in the form of advice, except spewing vitriol."
• "The cliffs in the bends were often slightly overhanging, that is, the brink was outside of a perpendicular line, but the opposite side would then generally be very much cut down, usually to irregular, rounded slopes of smooth rock."