Sentence examples for to hang out from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

embarrassed to hang out

impossible to hang out

to remain out

to drag out

to wait out

"to hang out" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to mean spending leisure time with friends or spending time in a social setting. For example, you could say, "I'm going to hang out with my friends this weekend."

Exact(60)

"I like to hang out, party.

The New York Times

Want to hang out? he queried.

The New York Times

"Learn to hang out with him now".

The New York Times

I just came to hang out".

The New York Times

Nice to hang out in a mansion.

The New Yorker

Everyone wants to hang out with them".

The New York Times

"It's a great place to hang out".

The New York Times

I love to hang out in Georgetown.

The Washington Post

They like to hang out and talk.

The New York Times

To hang out, and to drink.

The Guardian

"Katharine Hepburn used to hang out there".

The New York Times

More suggestions(16)

to stay out

to grab out

to dragging out

to got out

to lock out

to locking out

to strung out

to left out

to hit out

to reach out

to single out

to carry out

to set out

to filter out

to segregate out

to see out

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