hang with

verb

1. informal,  (intr, preposition) to frequent the company of (someone)

Example Sentences

Swift’s worldwide Eras tour continued, but she became a fixture at Chiefs games whenever possible, bringing along a posse of famous friends to hang with the Kelce family in their Arrowhead Stadium box seats.

From Salon

Sterlin Harjo perfected the “art of the hang” with the co-creation of his first television series, “Reservation Dogs.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I sometimes find it hard to enjoy a park hang with friends, because I’m hearing an oriole up above. So, in a way, it’s almost become debilitating and distracting.”

From Salon

Scores of artists as well-known as Berenice Abbott, Anthony Friedkin, Robert Mapplethorpe, Man Ray and Edmund Teske hang with more than a dozen unknowns.

From Los Angeles Times

So, yeah, it’s been a big transition and I’ve left all my comedians, and I hang with actors.

From Los Angeles Times