We should hang out some time

A sentence used as a polite way to brush off someone you've been having a conversation with for more than two minutes. There's no intention of ever actually hanging out with the person. It's just an easier way of saying, "I have to go. Bye now."

A: You've really done a lot for this community.
B: Heh... I guess you can say that.
A: Without your efforts, we'd still be in crippling debt.
B: Mhm... Yep.
A: How were you able to pull all this off in such a short amount of time?
B: Hey, we should hang out some time.
A: Oh... Yeah! Sounds good! What days are you off this week?
B: See you around.

by Salmon Nuggets June 22, 2023

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Hang out the back of it

Apart from the original Richard Keys usage of the phrase, to hang out the back of something can be used as an expression of approval of something well done.

(after eating a good meal cooked by a friend) "that pasta was great, you really hang out the back of it"

by Rolfparis September 5, 2012

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Hange

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You: woah who’s that hot mf over there?
me: it’s my qween hange zöe 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

by hangeslittlerat June 18, 2021

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hanging-pickles

A term used to describe the act of hanging out with no real intention or conviction of doing anything substantial.
It is derived from the process of 'pickling' a vegetable which is a long but not very laborious procedure i.e. pickling cabbage to get Kimchi.

*Commonly used in parts of North Western Europe.

Pacino: Hey Joe is there any sort of fun/activities happening today?

Joe: No, zilch to do.... I'm so bored.

Pacino: Wanna go up the road and sit in the park?

Joe: Yeah! I'm up for hanging-pickles.

Pacino: Let me just grab my jacket.

by Butch Cassidy's Sundance Kid May 15, 2014

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