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hangout
[ hang-out ]
noun
- a place where people gather for casual socializing or recreation:
The pub is an ultracasual hangout, mostly frequented by undergraduates from the local university.
- a place that a person frequently visits, especially for socializing or recreation:
The record store was one of my favorite neighborhood hangouts when I was a kid.
verb phrase
- to lean or be suspended through an opening:
If you hang out the window that far, you're likely to fall right out!
- to suspend in open view; display:
Her family hangs out the flag every day, not just on holidays.
- Informal. to frequent a particular place, especially in one's free time:
We’ve all got friends who would rather hang out at a bookstore with a glass of wine than go clubbing.
- Informal. to linger or loiter somewhere:
We’ve got nothing better to do, so we’ll probably just hang out.
- Informal. to spend time with someone:
I’d love the chance to hang out with some like-minded folks.
- Informal. to wait, especially briefly:
Hang out a minute while I get my backpack.
- Slang. to calm down:
Hang out, Mom, I'm OK.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of hangout1
Example Sentences
His hangout is by the stationary bicycles, where he develops a rapport with Trump’s most craven enablers.
In November last year, under 13s were banned on the platform from sending direct messages, and also from playing in "hangout experiences" which features chat between players.
In November last year, under 13s were banned from sending direct messages, and also from playing in "hangout experiences" which features chat between players.
It’s a tiny corner bar in a gritty South Philadelphia neighborhood, a hangout no bigger than the row houses that surround it.
His house was a favorite hangout of the Grateful Dead in the ’70s, built with wood salvaged from the Venice Beach pier.
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