Associate
Associate verb - To come or be together as friends.
Hang out with and associate are semantically related in befriend topic. In some cases you can use "Hang out with" instead a verb "Associate".
Hang out with
Associate and hang out with are semantically related in fraternize topic. You can use "Associate" instead a verb "Hang out with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- partner and associate
- partner and hang out with
- consort and associate
- consort and hang out with
- mate and associate
- mate and hang out with
- join and associate
- join and hang out with
- pal and associate
- pal and hang out with
- mix and associate
- mix and hang out with
- mingle and associate
- mingle and hang out with
Both terms in one sentence
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In Kick-Ass, Stuck up Katie will only associate with Dave because she thinks nerdy, unpopular Dave is gay (a fact that Dave has shamelessly exploited in order to be allowed to hang out with the woman he crushes on).
Source: Gay Best Friend -
Gay Best Friend: Stuck up Katie will only associate with Dave because she thinks nerdy, unpopular Dave is gay (a fact that Dave has shamelessly exploited in order to be allowed to hang out with the woman he crushes on).
Source: Comicbook / Kick-Ass -
Vice Guy: Walter is heavily implied to drink, gamble, hang out at shady pool-bars, associate with low class criminals, ruffians and thugs, casually date (and bang) many sexually loose young women, and hang out with black servants.
Source: Literature / Alice Adams
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