With it (me, them, etc.); in collocation, company, or association; together; occasionally, at the same time, simultaneously. Obsolete.

Together; into or in one body or company.

Together, along with something else. Obsolete.

= together, adv. prep.n. adj. (in its various senses).

In company; together. (Extensively used in Middle English poetry as a rhyming tag; rare in prose.)

In common, together.

In one assembly, company, or body; in one place. (Not in Old English, which used æt-gædere.)

Together.

Together; in company.

Together, in company. (In late use often a mere expletive.)

alongst with: = along with at along, adj.2 prep.adv. phrases 1.

In conjunction with this. Obsolete.

In a concomitant way; in association; concurrently.

In a manner attendant or parallel; co-ordinately, side by side (with).

in tandem, arranged one behind the other; also figurative, together, in partnership.

The trappings or accoutrements of a horse: formerly including those used in riding, but now confined to the gear or tackle of a draught horse or…