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Is there a single-word verb meaning "to spend time with"?

Asked by Hawaii_Jake (37344points) June 3rd, 2021

I’m wondering if there’s a verb for a companion.

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janbb's avatar

fraternize?

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kneesox's avatar

accompany

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chyna's avatar

Comrade ? Or is that a noun?

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kneesox's avatar

see
hang out with

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kneesox's avatar

associate with
befriend

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stanleybmanly's avatar

dating or to date

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Hawaii_Jake's avatar

Thank you, all. I like the first 2 answers best.

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jca2's avatar

Hanging

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crazyguy's avatar

Since you included with, we have to exclude some of the answers because they require with. The only ones that don’t are:

fraternize
accompany
escort
see
befriend
engage
date

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