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- go in with
go in with
go in with someone (on something)
Fig. to join together with someone to work on a project; to pool financial resources with someone to buy something. I would be happy to go in with you on the charity ball. I'll find a hall. Yes, we can pool our money. I'll go in with you.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Anwen | | - | Welsh |
| Audrea | | AWD-ree-ə | English (Rare) |
| Zsiga | | - | Hungarian |
| Josip | | - | Croatian, Slovene |
| Remus | | REE-məs (English) | Roman Mythology, Romanian |
| Bassett | | ['bæsit] | |