Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A place where one frequently spends one's spare time.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One's place of business or resort; a rendezvous.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A place for
hanging out .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a frequently visited place
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Examples
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The LJ is my main hangout these days, but I repost to the FB fan page, Yahoo, and Twitter, too.
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And I thought, What kind of revolutionary hangout is it where the people watch The Golden Girls?
In a Ruined Country 2005
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And I thought, What kind of revolutionary hangout is it where the people watch The Golden Girls?
In a Ruined Country 2005
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He said firefighters extinguished a smaller fire at the property about a year ago, and the building had become known as a hangout for vagrants.
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The epicenter will be a single block of Pennsylvania Ave. SE -- it's home to both the Hawk and Dove, which has become the local headquarters for Green Bay Packers backers, and the Pour House, a bar well known as the hangout for Terrible Towel-waving Steelers fans.
Where to watch the Super Bowl Fritz Hahn 2011
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The late '60's were the glory days for Elaine's, as her place was rapidly becoming well-known as a hangout for writers and, increasingly, the show business crowd.
Roger Smith: Remembering the Extraordinary Elaine Kaufman as a Non-Celebrity Friend Roger Smith 2010
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The late '60's were the glory days for Elaine's, as her place was rapidly becoming well-known as a hangout for writers and, increasingly, the show business crowd.
Roger Smith: Remembering the Extraordinary Elaine Kaufman as a Non-Celebrity Friend Roger Smith 2010
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The late '60's were the glory days for Elaine's, as her place was rapidly becoming well-known as a hangout for writers and, increasingly, the show business crowd.
Roger Smith: Remembering the Extraordinary Elaine Kaufman as a Non-Celebrity Friend Roger Smith 2010
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With its colourful houses, street cafes and lively nightlife, the area is best-known as a hangout for students and a stop-off for those visiting the city pad of the poet Pablo Neruda, which is kept shipshape (literally), just as he and his third wife left it.
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The late '60's were the glory days for Elaine's, as her place was rapidly becoming well-known as a hangout for writers and, increasingly, the show business crowd.
Roger Smith: Remembering the Extraordinary Elaine Kaufman as a Non-Celebrity Friend Roger Smith 2010
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