Being led along
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INTOWBeing led along
INTOWBeing led.
INTOWBeing led
INTOWBeing led around
INTOWBeing led by the hand, say
INTOWBeing dragged along.
INTOWBeing tagged along
INTOWBeing dragged along
INTOWBeing pulled along
MARIONETTEOne being strung along?
BEADOne being strung along?
PROTEGEOne being brought along
latebeing or lasting well along in time
latestbeing or lasting well along in time
latterbeing or lasting well along in time
lastbeing or lasting well along in time
laterbeing or lasting well along in time
compossibilitythe state of being compossible, possible along with something else
orthotropythe state of being orthotropic, growing along a vertical axis
orthotropiesORTHOTROPY, the state of being orthotropic, growing along a vertical axis
driftsact or instance of being carried along by currents of water or air
driftact or instance of being carried along by currents of water or air
driftingact or instance of being carried along by currents of water or air
driftedact or instance of being carried along by currents of water or air
cycloidsA curve (resembling a series of arches) traced by a point on a circle being rolled along a straight line
cycloidA curve (resembling a series of arches) traced by a point on a circle being rolled along a straight line
cumalong with being and used to form usually hyphenated phrases a credible mining camp elder-cum-publican G. B. Shaw Christian and Christian-cum-voodoo churches David Binder
rocketsAn engine operating on the same principle, providing thrust as in a jet engine but without depending on the intake of air for combustion, an oxidizer being carried on board along with the fuel
coudeof, relating to, or being a telescope constructed so that the light is reflected along the polar axis to come to a focus at a point where the holder for a photographic plate or a spectrograph may be mounted
hogging(with reference to a ship) Bend or become bent convex upward along its length as a result either of the hull being supported in the middle and not at the ends (as in a heavy sea) or the vessel's being loaded more heavily at the ends