Definitions
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- verb transitive To
go with;fare with;accompany ;partake (with); have commerce or dealings with;tolerate . - verb transitive To give
license to;indulge (someone). - noun Scotland
Free orunrestricted access (to);licence ;liberty ;freedom . - noun Scotland An
opportunity ; anoccasion ,circumstance , ormeans suitable ; achance or means of acting. - noun
Profit ;success ;prosperity .
Etymologies
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From Middle English *withgangen, from Old Norse viðganga ("to access, admit"), equivalent to with- + gang. Cognate with Faroese viðganga ("to confess, admit"). Compare also Old English wiþgangan ("to go against, oppose, pass away, vanish, disappear"). More at withgo.
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From Middle English *withgang, from Old Norse viðganga ("access, admission"), equivalent to with- + gang. Compare withgate.
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From Middle English *withgang, from Old Norse viðgangr ("increase"), equivalent to with- + gang. Cognate with Icelandic viðgangur ("success").
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