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
Run
Run verb - To come or be together as friends.
Usage example: he's been running with a bad crowd lately
Nearby Word: running
Both terms in one sentence
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Justified in that the consoles he uses were formerly human-run, and we don't see any evidence in the concept art that he could hook up.
Source: Tinman Typist -
His only run of good fortune, was when he managed to hook up with Brooke.
Source: Yank the Dog's Chain - Meanwhile, her mother Alice starts to hook up with a Cherokee man named Cash Stillwater who turns out to be Turtle's biological grandfather.This book provides examples of: Adult Fear: Turtle being taken away from Taylor is what sets her to run from the law.
Source: Literature / Pigs in Heaven
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