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hangout

[hang-out] / ˈhæŋˌaʊt /


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Syd says the post-Covid boom in gym content on social media means more people are realising what regulars already knew: gyms can be vibrant, communal hangouts.

From BBC

Although violence has occasionally occurred at the beach, a popular hangout near LAX known for large parties and bonfires, the surrounding area has had lower violent-crime rates, historically, than other parts of the city.

From Los Angeles Times

But I find that I miss, unexpectedly, the culture of the potluck hangout: the casual gathering built around the modest premise that everyone brings something and the group shares.

From Salon

“It’s deeper than just a shopping experience or a hangout. It feels like acceptance — like this is my family farm.”

From Los Angeles Times

The bands play for sprawling crowds in between lots of playful hangout time.

From Los Angeles Times