Hang out
Hang out verb - Spend time in a certain location or with certain people.
Both terms in one sentence
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Yuzu and Kaede aren't, but they are a pair of close friends with no noticeable interest in guys that willingly hang out with a group of lesbians, so make of that what you will.
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Platonic Life Partners: Cuddles and Flaky are shown to hang out together alone really often, but fans rarely pair them up or assume they have something going on.
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Instead of being a reclusive neighborhood crazy, she's the wife of the local preacher, Reverend Judas Evercreech, and she has two children (Gabriel and Marilyn-Ann Evercreech, a pair of stereotypical goths who hang out with Kim and her friends).
Source: Film / Edward Scissorhands
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