go with the stream Definition

stream
noun

1. A very narrow river; a brook, burn or rivulet.

Thesaurus: river, rivulet, brook, creek, run, tributary, rill, rillet.
2. Any constant flow of liquid.

Example: streams of tears
3. Anything that moves continuously in a line or mass.

Example: a stream of traffic
4. An uninterrupted and unrelenting burst or succession, eg of insults.

Example: a stream of questions
5. General direction, trend or tendency.
(Brit)
6. education.
Any of several groups that pupils in some schools are allocated to, so that those of a broadly similar ability can be taught together.
7. A current.

Example: the Gulf stream

verb streamed, streaming

intr
1. To flow or move continuously and in large quantities or numbers.

Example: Tears were streaming down his face
Thesaurus: cascade, emit, flood, flow, gush, run, issue, pour, spill, surge, well out.
intr
2. To float or trail in the wind.

Example: Her hair streamed out behind her
(Brit)
3. To divide (pupils) into streams.

Derivative: streaming
noun, adj

Derivative: streamy

See separate entry.

Idiom: go with the stream (swim, sail etc with the stream)

To conform to the majority opinion.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon stream.