hang with

verb

1. informal.
   intr, preposition to frequent the company of (someone)

Example Sentences

I spent quite some time thinking about: Who could hang with those guys?

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Kingfish: At school, I had friends, but I didn’t have friends that that was so cool with me that they would hang with me outside of school or text my phone or anything like that.

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Something diverting and affecting emerges from Wilson’s close, considerate and not unskeptical hang with a diverse handful of New York psychics plying their wares and living their lives.

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Now, after a few years of serious touring and writing while they completed their schoolwork, the band is gearing up for its second era — as an ambitious, relentless punk act who can hang with legends on their own merits.

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The Americans, by comparison, were poised and patient, which let them hang with their heavily favored foes.

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