v. spend time in a certain location or with certain people; n. a frequently visited place
I like to hang out with my friends in my room.
I like to hang out with my friends in my room.
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Where did John and Lorraine like to hang out before they met Mr. Pignati?
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Why did Alvin want to hang out at the theater?
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After the big disagreement finally ended, whose house did the friends hang out at?
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When Phoebe is busy with her history report, who does Marigold hang out with?
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Where did Megan like to hang out when she wanted to be alone?
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Why did Wallace and Grace hang out with each other often?
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Why did Sunny think Bo wanted to hang out with him?
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What did George say was better to do than to hang out with Suzanne?
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Where does Skeleton hang out with his friends?
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Where does President Lincoln hang out according to the story?
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Why had Emily invited Jack and Chris to hang out at the pool with everybody?
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Where does Evan usually hang out during lunch?
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Why do Noah and Kendall Baker hang out at Cooper's?
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Where does Mary Rose hang out a lot?
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frequent; haunt; assemble
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