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to shool

to shool

9.9
To spend time playing or hanging out with friends
  • verb
  • Slang
translation icon : pasar el rato
  • On weekends, we usually shool at the skate park until it gets dark.

Examples

  • Let's shool at the park today.

  • I love to shool with my friends.

  • After exams, the group decided to shool around the city to relax.

  • Instead of going straight home, Mia likes to shool with her friends downtown.

  • After exams, the group decided to shool around the city to relax.

  • Instead of going straight home, Mia likes to shool with her friends downtown.

  • On weekends, we usually shool at the skate park until it gets dark.

Synonyms

to hang out
vsto shool
  • Informal
946 2.4

To spend time relaxing or talking with friends

focus on playing with friends rather than aimless socializing
to kick it
vsto shool
  • Slang
41 9.8

To spend time relaxing with friends

spend time playing or casually socializing rather than just resting
to lez out
vsto shool
  • Slang
9.9

To relax and spend time doing nothing, like watching movies

uses general informal wording rather than slang phrasing
to sesh
vsto shool
  • Slang
9.9

To spend relaxed time with friends doing something together

involves casual short social play rather than long activity sessions

How Social

to party
  • Informal
298 3.0
to meet up
  • Informal
122 1.8
to shool
  • Slang
9.9

Surface Forms

shool infinitive
school infinitive
shooled past
shooled past
shooled past participle
shooled past participle
shooling present participle
shooling present participle
shools third person singular
shools third person singular

Etymology

Shool is a modern informal word for spending time hanging out with friends. A helpful way to remember it is to think of it as a mix of shoot, from the phrase 'shoot the breeze' meaning 'to chat', and cool, so to shool is to relax and hang out casually.