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Forward; onward: We drove along, admiring the view. Farther along, we passed a hitchhiker.
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In accompaniment or association; together: packed an atlas along with other books. See Usage Note at together.
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Informal Advanced to some degree: getting along in years.
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With one; at hand: Luckily, I had my camera along. Our guests should be along soon.
from The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
preposition
In accordance with: The committee split along party lines over the issue.
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On a line or course parallel and close to; continuously beside: rowed along the shore; the trees along the avenue.
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Over the length of: walked along the path.
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In a line matching the length or direction of.
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At a point or points on.
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