What is "hanging out"

Usage examples of "hanging out".

With the huge giant hanging out so many feet from the stone, guards up above could hardly miss him, even under the cover of night.

They were very strong and playful, and when they were fetched in a car and drove off from the farm in great style, they panted, their heads close together over the side of the car, their tongues hanging out, as if they were on the track of a new splendid kind of game.

Her eyes grew wide as she saw her father tied to the bench, his private parts hanging out for the world to see.

They were sitting there, with their tongues hanging out, grinning at me.

At some point during the flight from the west, he had cranked open a vent window, and now his arm was hanging out that window, and he was beating on the side of the plane.

The two police-dogs pattered slowly up to where they were all sitting, and fixed their eyes on Nabber, who now crouched behind a big tree, his tongue hanging out, his eyes gleaming in the car-lights.

Keir assured him, trotting alongside his charges with his pink tongue hanging out of his mouth.

Met on the more fashionable streets, with the tongue of his untied shoes hanging out, he'd shout an appropriate, if not always taken as a flattering greeting, but meant as such to all those familiar he passed.