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having something going with someone

having something going with someone is the present participle and gerund of have something going with someone.

Meaning of have something going with someone

Verb

have something going with someone (third-person singular simple present has something going with someone, present participle having something going with someone, simple past and past participle had something going with someone)

  1. (informal) To be romantically or sexually involved with someone.

Questions about having something going with someone

What is having something going with someone the present participle and gerund of?
Having something going with someone is the present participle and gerund of have something going with someone.

Words near having something going with someone in the dictionary

  1. having someone's hide
  2. having someone's nose wide open
  3. having someone's number
  4. having someone's six
  5. having something going for one
  6. having something going with someone
  7. having something on good authority
  8. having something over someone
  9. having something over with
  10. having something to show for something
  11. having the advantage of someone

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