tagalong

Inside of an instant, I was the tagalong, no longer in control.

Behind me, my tagalong was doing the same thing.

He thought of Ruth unconscious on the tagalong in the other room.

Ambrose was the tagalong of Archie's gang when they were young.

She had become a musician only as a tagalong to Richard, a piano prodigy three and a half years older.

For all she knew, they had gone on to Tagalong, skipping Station entirely.

I followed her lead, staying slightly behind her tagalong.

"They could be hanging out at Tagalong.

They must have got to Tagalong.

She is also known as Alicia's ditzy tagalong.

The last thing I need at the moment is an untrained tagalong who's got outstanding warrants in the States."

"Pass the word to Tagalong," he told Dunn.

George, it's impossible to see myself as a stinkin' little tagalong who's worth less than horse manure.

It would have been very easy to assume that she was no more than the swordswoman's vapid tagalong.

I was going out where there were no air stations on every corner, and so I decided I could use a tagalong.

So he connected the nerves into a metal socket in the small of my back and plugged the tagalong into it.

"Guess you're gonna need my tagalong, then," Hoffower observed.

Freckles' younger brother, Tagalong, aka Tag, also made appearances.

"Big Brother, this is Tagalong," Johnson said.

"Okay, Tagalong," the voice said.

Raggedy Ann and the Tagalong Present (1971)

(The Saccos bought a Mint and a Tagalong.)

I was enraged to find that, though the blimp left half-loaded, I had to pay two fares: one for me, and one for my tagalong.

In some ways I was a tagalong, an accidental journalist, but I wanted to understand and explain the other side of the new world order of us-and-them.

"Tagalong, Tagalong," sounded in his earphones.