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gone along with the gag

gone along with the gag is the past participle of go along with the gag.

Meaning of go along with the gag

Verb

go along with the gag (third-person singular simple present goes along with the gag, present participle going along with the gag, simple past went along with the gag, past participle gone along with the gag)

  1. (idiomatic) To cooperate in continuing a joke, hoax, or similar phenomenon initiated by others.
    Synonyms:
    play along

Questions about gone along with the gag

What is gone along with the gag the past participle of?
Gone along with the gag is the past participle of go along with the gag.

Words near gone along with the gag in the dictionary

  1. gone aloft
  2. gone along
  3. gone along for the ride
  4. gone along to get along
  5. gone along with
  6. gone along with the gag
  7. gone amiss
  8. gone ape
  9. gone apeshit
  10. gone around
  11. gone around in circles

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