train (with) v.
(US) to associate with, to cooperate with.
![]() | Pike County Ballads 22: It gravels me like the devil to train Along o’ sich fools as you. | ‘Banty Tim’ in|
![]() | Methodist Rev. Nov. 984: He does not train with the extreme radical theologians [DA]. | |
![]() | Babbitt (1974) 24: Now Myra is going to get pathetic on me because we don’t train with this millionaire outfit. |