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English Idioms :: along
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along - See: ALL ALONG or RIGHT ALONG, COME ALONG, GET ALONG, GO ALONG, RUN ALONG, STRING ALONG. |
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Traditional English :: along
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along - prep. & adv. --prep. 1 from one end to the other end of (a handkerchief with lace along the edge).
2 on or through any part of the length of (was walking along the road).
3 beside or through the length of (shelves stood along the wall). --adv. 1 onward; into a more advanced state (come along; getting along nicely).
2 at or to a particular place; arriving (I'll be along soon).
3 in company with a person, esp. oneself (bring a book along).
4 beside or through part or the whole length of a thing. along with in addition to; together with. [OE andlang f. WG, rel. to LONG(1)] |
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Related Words
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time
ago
farther
drum
waterfront
sing
song
all
watchtower
tab
army
goes
rolling
at
last
my
love
has
come
came
polly
cast
bob
dylan
far
am
pregnancy
lamb
chop
play
script
watch
tower
dave
matthew
get
gang
little
tikes
swing
castle
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Most Often Usage
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along time ago
farther along
drum along the waterfront
sing along song
all along the watchtower tab
army goes rolling along
at last my love has come along
along came polly cast
all along the watchtower bob dylan
how far along am i in my pregnancy
lamb chop play along
along came polly script
come along
all along the watch tower
dave matthew all along the watchtower
get along gang
how far along am i
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