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Preposition: with  widh or with
  1. Accompanying
    "will you come with me?"
     
  2. Expresses the means used
    "with my bare hands"
     
  3. Having something
    "I don't have any with me";
    - on

Encyclopedia: With, Richard

Nearest

witchgrass
witch-hazel family
witch-hunt
witch-hunter
witching
witching hour
witchlike
witch's brew
wite
witenagemot
with
with child
with kid gloves
with one fell swoop
with regard to
with that
with the exception of
withal
withdraw
withdrawal
withdrawal method