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go along with someone or something 1. Lit. to travel along with someone or something. Dorothy went along with the scarecrow for a while until they met a lion. 2. Fig. to agree with someone or agree to something. I will go along with you on that matter. I will go along with Sharon's decision, of course. 3. Fig. to consent on the choice of someone or something. I go along with Jane. Tom would be a good treasurer. Sharon will probably go along with chocolate. Everyone likes chocolate! 4. Fig. to play along with someone or something; to pretend that you are party to someone's scheme. I went along with the gag for a while. See also: along How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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We have to accept that, while there is some friendly rivalry between the two sets of supports, there is also a great deal of hatred and there will be some City fans who do not want to go along with any recognition of the disaster," Parker said last night. When it comes to purchasing fire resistant or flame resistant work wear, you often choose style and class to go along with that protective work wear When you purchase Excel FR Nomex IIIA shirts, you will discover you can have your cake and eat it to Being able to live in a property before buying is one of the biggest benefits that go along with rent to own real estate. |
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