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20 January
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What does hang out mean?
What does hang out mean?
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Spend time doing something relaxing or fun with someone or some people, just to socialise and have a good time.
- English (US)
Hang out means let’s meet up and do something for example like going out for coffee or lunch or just simply going over to someone’s house can be considered hanging out.
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