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hung with

hung with is the simple past and past participle of hang with.

Meaning of hang with

Verb

hang with (third-person singular simple present hangs with, present participle hanging with, simple past and past participle hung with)

  1. (slang) To spend time with; to hang out with; to socialize with.
    • He always hangs with those guys after school.
    Synonyms:
    hang out with, roll with
  2. (broadly, slang) To be able to keep up with.
    • He must be a heavy drinker to be able to hang with them.
  3. (broadly, slang) To endure.
    • I can't hang with that kind of work every day.

Questions about hung with

What is hung with the simple past and past participle of?
Hung with is the simple past and past participle of hang with.

Words near hung with in the dictionary

  1. hung up one's hat
  2. hung up one's spurs
  3. hung up the boots
  4. hung upon
  5. hung wei ping
  6. hung with
  7. hung, drawn and quartered
  8. hung, drew and quartered
  9. Hung-an
  10. Hung-hu
  11. hung-over

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