Hang out and Party

Hang out

Hang out verb - Spend time in a certain location or with certain people.

Party and hang out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Party" instead a verb "Hang out".

Party

Party verb - Have or participate in a party.

Hang out and party are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hang out" instead a verb "Party".

Nearby Words: partying, parti

Both terms in one sentence

  • Comic Book / Harbinger It doesn't help that Flamingo and Torque are perfectly content to do nothing but party and hang out in fancy hotels.
  • Film / X-Men: First Class One theme of the film is how the "first class" of Xavier's mutants are all fun-loving youngsters who haven't been battle-tested, and instead see their recruitment as a chance to party and hang out with other people like themselves, initially overlooking the war.
  • Gilmore Girls: In Season 6, Rory's ex-boyfriend Jess sums up most of what had been going wrong with the show at that point: Rory abandoning both her mother and college to hang out and party with her new boyfriend Logan and becoming a completely different person.
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