run along meaning

Verb: run along  rún u'lóng

1. Be in line with; form a line along
   - line

Interjection: run along  rún u'lóng

1. Instruction to go away
   - avaunt [archaic], beat it, begone, bog off [Brit], get lost, go away, hop it [Brit], leg it, be off, scram, get knotted [Brit], sod off [Brit], take a hike

Derived forms: runs along, ran along, running along, run along

See also: run

Type of: lie

[American slang]
to leave.
  Please run along and leave me alone.
  I have to run along now. Good-bye.

Examples

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1. water runs along the channel to the fields.
2. a squirrel runs along on a transmission line.
3. the road runs along the river.
4. the curtain hooks run along a slot in the curtain rail
5. run along and smouch the knives-three of them.