hang out a shingle

Verb phrase. To start a business.

This refers to old shops or guilds in the 1800's and before, where their business name was carved on a piece of wood called a shingle, which they would hang out over their front door for pedestrians to see.

"Your sister graduated Law School last week? When will she hang out a shingle?"

by anonymous June 15, 2021

Let yo banana hang out

To rock out with your cock out, relax. Usually said between men, when nobody is around.

"hey brhaody is around, we have the fight on and our Redbulls in hand-picked time to let yo banana hang out.

by Formingsinger16 July 11, 2016

hanging out

an under-appreciated skill and art form done by best friends, or bessies

Hey bestie, are you interested in doing hanging out on your birthday?

by bissiewithatissie August 30, 2022

If you are an asshole then maybe we won't hang out Sunday

An empty threat made in response to perceived asshole-ery, typically via text message.

If you are an asshole then maybe we won't hang out Sunday.

by pettibzb November 23, 2011

hang out room

A dimensionally specific room (6'× 8'× 8') for a group of no more than six people to casually mingle amongst one another. With the idea that they will comfortably engage in physical encounters that can range from, but are not limited to, telling a joke while embracing the listener, all the way to consensual and only consensual sex acts between them.

Tracy and Hank are having the four new friends, they met at Lake tahoe, over to their hang out room.

by InfiniteVega July 21, 2023

National hang out with your friends day

National hang out with your friends day starts in February 28 that means you can do anything fun

Beavis: hey Stewart it's fabuary 28
Stewart: ok.....and. I'm still miserable from Jessie denying me on valentines day
Beavis: that means it's national hang out with your friends day
Stewart:oh damn I didn't know wanna go to the fair or the movies today
Beavis: sure

by Ilovebrabdon23567 February 3, 2023

Hanging out with Thomas

Is a phrase used when referring to being baked, high, stoned, etc.

1. "Hey we are going to hangout with Thomas, wanna come?"
We are going to get high, wanna join?
2. "Are you hanging out with Thomas?"
Are you high?

by Prof. Robert November 18, 2019