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Today's Idiom = "Hang Around With Him"

Hang Around With Him ( spend time with that person; spend casual time together having fun or relaxing ... )

"hang around with him"

Example: "Who have you been hanging around with lately?" Another example: "I don't want you hanging around with those kids."

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