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with British & World English

accompanied by (another person or thing)

with in withhold British & World English

refuse to give (something that is due to or is desired by another)

do with in do1 British & World English

would find useful or would like to have or do

go with in go1 British & World English

give one’s consent or agreement to (a person or proposal)

in with in in British & World English

on friendly terms with

with it in with British & World English

up-to-date or fashionable

bear with in bear1 British & World English

be patient or tolerant with

get or be even in even1 British & World English

inflict similar trouble or harm on someone to that which they have inflicted on oneself

lie with in lie1 British & World English

(of a responsibility) be attributable to (someone)

live with in live1 British & World English

share a home and have a sexual relationship with (someone to whom one is not married)

with any or a bit of luck in luck British & World English

expressing the hope that something will happen in the way described

make with in make British & World English

proceed to use or supply

mess about/around with in mess British & World English

engage in an affair with (someone, especially the partner of another person)

mess with in mess British & World English

meddle or interfere with

run around with US also run with in run British & World English

associate habitually with (someone)

run with in run British & World English

proceed with; accept

stay with in stay1 British & World English

remain in the mind or memory of

what with in what British & World English

because of (used typically to introduce several causes of something)

away or off or out etc. with in with British & World English

used in exhortations to take or send someone or something away, in, out, etc.

with that in with British & World English

straight after that; then

along with in along British & World English

in company with or at the same time as

break with in break1 British & World English

quarrel or cease relations with (someone)

with effort in effort British & World English

with physical difficulty

finish with in finish British & World English

have no more need for or nothing more to do with

with intent in intent British & World English

with the intention of committing a crime

reckon with or without in reckon British & World English

take (or fail to take) into account

stick with in stick2 British & World English

persevere or continue with

with young in young British & World English

(of an animal) pregnant

with interest in interest British & World English

with interest charged or paid

with pleasure in pleasure British & World English

gladly (used to express polite agreement or acceptance)

with or with all due respect in respect British & World English

used as a polite formula preceding, and intended to mitigate the effect of, an expression of disagreement

up with —— in up British & World English

an exclamation expressing support for a stated person or thing

be with someone in with British & World English

agree with or support someone

with-profits British & World English

(of an insurance policy) allowing the holder to receive a share of the profits made by the company, typically in the form of a bonus

in bed with in bed British & World English

having sexual intercourse with

with a bump in bump British & World English

suddenly and shockingly

chip in or chip something in in chip British & World English

contribute something as one’s share of a joint activity, cost, etc.

come up with in come British & World English

produce (something), especially when pressured or challenged

cop off in cop1 British & World English

have a sexual encounter

at one's ease in ease British & World English

free from worry or awkwardness; relaxed