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move with

move with verb: to be in a clique with; to associate with.

Verb

move with (third-person singular simple present moves with, present participle moving with, simple past and past participle moved with)

  1. (UK, slang) To be in a clique with; to associate with.

Forms of move with

third-person singular presentmoves with
present participlemoving with
past participlemoved with
pastmoved with

Questions about move with

What does move with mean?
Move with means to be in a clique with; to associate with.
What part of speech is move with?
Move with is a verb.
What is the past tense of move with?
The past tense of move with is moved with.

Words near move with in the dictionary

  1. move through the gears
  2. move to
  3. move together
  4. move up
  5. move up in the world
  6. move with
  7. move with the times
  8. move your feet, lose your seat
  9. moveabilities
  10. moveability
  11. moveable

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