Converse of object

• have: You had the hangers-on in a lot of cases you know.

• associate: Here are the ones I found for Stirling riders and associated hangers-on.

• become: Many of these men and even women became the hangers-on in various crusades.

Adjective modifier

• assorted: Bowland Bar - the habitat of aspiring politicians and assorted hangers-on.

• other: All of our relatives, friends, guests and other hangers-on have all told me how much they enjoyed your music.

• hardcore: Moreover the data will be presented separately for the three kinds of agents: hardcore, hangers-on and bystanders.

• various: Then the band start to play and he makes his way toward the stage, shaking hands with roadies, cameramen and various hangers-on.