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hang (something) out (of something) to suspend something outside of something while it is attached to the inside of something. He hung the rope out of the window so he could escape the burning building. She ran to the window and hung the rope out. hang out (of something) to be visibly coming out of something. Your shirt tail is hanging out of your pants. My shirttail was hanging out. hang out (some place) 1. to spend time in a place habitually. Is this where you guys hang out all the time? 2. to spend time aimlessly; to waste time. Bill: What are you doing this afternoon? Tom: Oh, I'll just hang out. Kids hang out too much these days. hang out (with someone or something) to associate with someone or a group on a regular basis. She hangs out with Alice too much. I wish you would stop hanging out with that crowd of boys. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The dead man was frozen through, `just as stiff as a dressed turkey you hang out to freeze,' Jake said. If wenches will hang out lures for fellows, it is no matter what they suffer. "I reckon, if you don't mind, miss," said the spokesman of one party, "ez this is our first call, we'll sorter hang out in the hall yer, until you'r used to us. |
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