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1. on hold 1. Of a telephone call, temporarily suspended without being disconnected. Thank you for your query. I'll have to put you on hold while I ask my supervisor about this issue. I've been on hold for over an hour trying to talk to someone from the bank. 2. Paused, postponed, or suspended. The project is on hold while we figure out why the website.

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2. Mar 30,  · Official music video for "Hold On" - the first single off Alabama Shakes' debut record Boys & Girls. Out now on ATO Records and Rough Trade. Download on iTun.

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3. Hold on Peter! No watching TV till the homework is done. (Stop) Hold on! Don’t go any further. There is no road beyond this point. (Stop) Hold on while I fetch my coat from the closet. (Wait) Don’t go now. Hold on till the weather broadcast announces it will be a clear day. (Wait) Hold on! I will join you in a minute. (Wait for me).

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4. Hold on and don't let go until I say so. He held on to the back of the chair to stop himself from falling. It’s very windy—you’d better hold on to your hat. See hold on in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary.

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5. 15 synonyms of hold on from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 16 related words, definitions, and antonyms. Find another word for hold on. Hold on: to remain indefinitely in .

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6. "Hold On" (folk song) also known as "Gospel Plow", traditional American folk song "Hold On" (John Lennon song), "Hold On" (Triumph song), " Hold On (To My Love) ", .

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7. Aug 12,  · HOLD ON is no exception. Only a complete idiot would expect a "meaningful plot" in a movie like this. It is pure escapist entertainment played up to a ridiculous level. I saw the movie in , which was a long time ago/10().

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8. Mar 04,  · Music video by Alabama Shakes performing Hold On. (C) Alabama Shakes LLC, under exclusive license to ATO Records, LLC.

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9. hold on definition: 1. used to tell someone to wait for a short time: 2. used to say that you are confused or. Learn more.

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