Hang
Hang verb - To place on an elevated point without support from below.
Lounge
Lounge verb - To refrain from labor or exertion.
Usage example: police found the burglar lounging in the shade behind the building
Both words in one sentence
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Bothering by the Book: Lucien uses the club's own rulebook to prove that he is allowed to hang a painting of a nude in the club's main lounge.
- In The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Lucien uses his Smoky Gentlemen's Club's own rule book to prove that he is allowed to hang a painting of a nude in the club's main lounge.
Source: Bothering by the Book -
When separated so the Yeerk can feed in the Yeerk pool, the willing hosts are rewarded with the privilege of getting to sit in a lounge-type area, watch TV, and generally hang out, instead of being locked in a cage for the duration like the unwilling majority.
Source: Willing Channeler
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