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gets alongverbpresent tense third-person singular of get along to meet one's day-to-day needsmost college students can get along with just a few hours of sleep at night copes, does, fares, gets by, gets on, makes out, manages, shifts carries on, contrives, scrapes (by or through), scroungeslasts, survivesekes out, scrapes (out), squeezes, wrests, wringsaffords, swings fends for oneself, makes do, makes ends meet, makes shift collapses, fails, falls short, fizzles, floundersdeclines, peters (out), slumps, wanesgives up to move forward along a coursethe preparations for the party are getting along just fine advances, comes, comes along, does, fares, forges, gets on, goes, goes along, goes off, marches, paces, proceeds, progresses accelerates, fast-forwards, speedsapproaches, nearsjourneys, passes, repairs, runs, travels, wendsactuates, drives, impels, propels, pushestakes out gains ground remains, stands, stays, stops arrests, balks, blocks, checks, detains, halts, hinders, holds back, impedes, nips, obstructs, slows (down or up), stemsrepresses, retards, stunts, suppressesdelays, interrupts, stallscramps, hampers, inhibitsceases, lets up, pausesregresseswaits |