hung around Antonyms
Strongest:
- cleared-off
- bailed
- quitted
- pulled-out
- ran-away
- went-off
- moved
- got-off
- exited
- departed
- quit
- got-out
- left
- bailed-out
- shoved-off-
- went
- took-off
- peeled-off
- packed-up-or-off-
- buzzed-off-
- cleared-out
- pushed-on
- pushed-off
- walked-out
- cut-out
Strong:
- escaped
- bugged-out
- fled
- absconded
- booked
- decamped
- evacuated
- piked-out-or-off-
- skipped
- flew
- abandoned
Weak:
Meaning of hung around
hung around
to pass time or stay idly in or at, to pass time idly or in relaxing or socializing, to pass time or stay in or at (a place) or in the company of (someone), to stay in or at a place for a period of time
hung around Sentence Examples
- The teenagers hung around the park, killing time before their curfew.
- I hung around with the wrong crowd in high school, and it almost ruined my life.
- The old couple hung around the neighborhood square, reminiscing about their younger days.
- The dog hung around the table, hoping for scraps of food.
- The artist hung around museums, studying the works of the masters.
- The car hung around the corner, its engine idling ominously.
- The suspect hung around the crime scene, trying to avoid detection.
- The child hung around her mother, clinging to her for comfort.
- The young man hung around the bar, nursing a beer and watching the world go by.
- The scholars hung around the library, lost in their books.
FAQs About the word hung around
to pass time or stay idly in or at, to pass time idly or in relaxing or socializing, to pass time or stay in or at (a place) or in the company of (someone), to
stuck around, stayed, dwelt, waited,remained, held on, dwelled,abode, hung on, loitered
cleared off, bailed, quitted,pulled out, ran away, went off, moved, got off, exited, departed
The teenagers hung around the park, killing time before their curfew.
I hung around with the wrong crowd in high school, and it almost ruined my life.
The old couple hung around the neighborhood square, reminiscing about their younger days.
The dog hung around the table, hoping for scraps of food.
