As the poets have mournfully sung, / Death takes the innocent young, / The rolling-in-money, / The screamingly-funny, / And those who are very well hung. [c. 1968, W. H. Auden, As the poets have mournfully sung:]
He wishes he were young, a little better hung [1995, “Grown Man”, performed by Loudon Wainwright III:]
When shopping, you can easily spot well-hung beef. It will be dry on the outside, cushion-soft and will hold a thumb print when pushed in for a few seconds. [2014, Fran Warde, Tim Wilson, Ginger Pig Meat Book, Hachette UK, →ISBN:]
On a point of that nature, he humbled himself before his noble Friend. He was rude and uncultivated in speech. The tongue of his noble Friend was so well hung, and so well attuned to courtly airs, that he could not attempt to enter into competition with him on such subjects as these. [1837 December 12, Lord Henry Brougham, The Royal Message (House of Lords):]