pal around

Run into each other every couple of years, pal around for a few days until we fight.

That kid he pals around with is the same way.

"You mean the guy that pals around with the police commissioner?"

"I think it's much better now that there are more women and they can pal around," she said.

Though the three anchors may not pal around, they agree about much.

Most of our chief executives were not people you would necessarily want to pal around with.

Not only would I play for him, we'd pal around together."

But he was not the type to pal around with a bunch of people."

You might ask: A former police officer who pals around with mobsters?

You might mention the fact to some of your pals around the spaceport.

He would pal around, go out drinking and watch football games on television with his buddies.

After work, her and me would pal around downtown, find a coffee shop, have breakfast.

Ben wants his daughter back, but a son he can pal around with and bring into his business seems to be the next best thing.

Seems he's got some relatives and old business pals around here, but nobody's real close to him."

If he wants to pal around with people from Hollywood, he'll buy a studio."

It's having someone to pal around with, another person to do things with."

But I didn't necessarily pal around with those people.

An 11-year-old boy may be confused by why his 13-year-old sister wants more privacy and doesn't pal around with him the way she used to.

He didn't pal around with the guys on the squad."

Or was he just insane to pal around with David Peel?

He usually pals around with his dad and likes his aunt.

"They pal around, they have the same outlook on life.

She and, Connie can pal around while you and I talk.

I don't know why Josh pals around with him."

"Joe was not a guy to pal around with," Benedetti said.