hang out

a phrase that, during the nationwide quarantine of 2020, lost all meaning. it previously described a group of friends gathered together in physical space to enjoy pass time enjoyably. since that's basically illegal these days, it now refers to the act of killing time and boredom with another person via the internet.

Let's hang out tonight. Since we can't meet in person, maybe we could get together on Zoom and debate inane nonsense.

by PatD. April 10, 2020

hang out

To dry ones clothes and other linen by means of naturally occurring wind currents, usually via a line or a cord transfixed to a hook that is usually on a pole, but can also be attatched to a hook or fixture on the wall of a building.

Mark went to hang out his clothes to dry, cuz he don't have a maytag dryer. What a cheap-ass!

by TonecasT June 20, 2004

Hang Out

(Noun) A location where you would hang out.
Also spelled: hangout

Jeff: "What's your favorite hang out?"
Stef: "No way am I letting you know where I hang out!"

by FunkyDuffy July 11, 2008

hang out

Code for getting together to have sex, especially among gay and bisexual men.

"We should definitely hang out again soon." --email I received from a trick.

by Teabone March 27, 2004

hang out

What you don't want your penis to do as you exit the Mens Room.

Wanna Hang Out tonight?

by 66tornadoes December 14, 2016

hang out

hang himself or herself

the guy just hang out himself.
and he died on the spot

by thuya September 9, 2004

Hang Out Prostitute

A person who is being paid to tutur, but never actually provides help. Instead of tutoring, a casual hang out takes place.

Sean: Whenever I go to tutor Ryan, we end up just hanging out. I feel like I shouldn't be getting paid.

Witty Person: Dude, you are a Hang Out Prostitute.

by SamuelRoss January 5, 2009