Group
Hook up
Hook up verb - To come or be together as friends.
Usage example: how that odd couple ever hooked up we'll never know
Both terms in one sentence
- The Community study group was originally completely fake, created as a means for Jeff to try and hook up with Britta.
Source: Fake-Real Turn - To make matters worse, he appears to have invited his ex Joanna to the gaming group in hopes of getting a second chance with her, only for her to hook up with Lodge, basically right in front of him.
Source: Jerkass Woobie / Film - They've been telling her she's a demon all her life with the intent of keeping her "down on the farm," and they never expected her to escape — or to hook up with the one group most likely to be able to disprove them (Until season six, anyway).
Source: Prodigal Family
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