‘Go with the ___’ means to do what everyone else is doing.

verb

1. To move with a continual change of place among the constituent particles

   "molasses flows slowly"

2. Rise

   "the tide ebbs and flows"

3. Abound

   "a land flowing with natural resources"

4. To proceed smoothly and readily

   "conversation flowed easily"

5. To have a smooth continuity

   "the flowing lines of the car"

6. To hang loose and billowing

   "her gown flowed around her"

7. To derive from a source come

   "the wealth that flows from trade"

8. To deform under stress without cracking or rupturing
9. Menstruate
10. To cause to flow

    "flowing oil over the swamp to kill mosquito larvae"

11. To discharge in a flow

    "The new oil well flowed 100 barrels a day."

noun

1. An act of flowing
2. Flood
3. Flood

   "the tide's ebb and flow"

4. A smooth uninterrupted movement or progress

   "a flow of information"

5. Stream
6. The direction of movement or development

   "go with the flow"

7. The quantity that flows in a certain time

   "a gauge that measures fuel flow"

8. Menstruation
9. The motion characteristic of fluids
10. A continuous transfer of energy
11. A rapper's lyrical delivery as characterized by cadence, speed, volume, rhyme, etc.

    "… [Cardi B's] flow is so relentless that for nearly three minutes she doesn't offer listeners a single moment to catch their breath."

noun

1. A technique for identifying and sorting cells and their components (such as DNA) by staining with a fluorescent dye and detecting the fluorescence usually by laser beam illumination

noun

1. Flowchart

noun

1. Flowchart

noun

1. Pass-through entity

   "Since most entrepreneurs use a flow-through entity, such as a partnership or S corporation for their business, every dollar of deduction actually reduces your personal income tax."

noun

1. A measure of an organization's liquidity that usually consists of net income after taxes plus noncash charges against income
2. A flow of cash

noun

1. The passage and establishment of genes typical of one breeding population into the gene pool of another

noun

1. Uninterrupted flow in a fluid near a solid boundary in which the direction of flow at every point remains constant compare turbulent flow

noun

1. A device that measures the maximum rate of air flow out of the lungs during forced expiration and that is used especially for monitoring lung capacity of asthmatics