with that Definition

with
prep

1. In the company of someone.

Example: went with her
2. Used after verbs of partnering, co-operating, associating, etc.

Example: danced with him
Example: plays with Celtic
3. Used after verbs of mixing.

Example: mingled with the crowd
4. By means of; using.

Example: raised it with a crowbar
5. Used after verbs of covering, filling, etc.

Example: plastered with mud
Example: filled with rubbish
6. Used after verbs of providing.

Example: equipped with firearms
7. As a result of something.

Example: shaking with fear
8. Bearing; announcing.

Example: rang with bad news
9. In the same direction as something.

Example: drift with the current
10. At the same time or rate as something.

Example: Discretion comes with age
11. Used after verbs of conflict.

Example: quarrelled with her brother
12. Used after verbs of agreeing, disagreeing, and comparing.

Example: compared with last year
13. Used in describing someone or something.

Example: a man with a limp
14. Used in stating manner.

Example: won with ease
15. Because of having something.

Example: With your talents, you'll surely get the job
16. In spite of having something.

Example: With all his money he's still unhappy
17. In or under (the specified circumstances).

Example: I can't go abroad with my mother so ill
18. Featuring; starring.

Example: ‘Seven' with Brad Pitt
19. In the care of someone.

Example: leave the key with the neighbours
20. Used after verbs of parting.

Example: dispensed with his crutches
21. Regarding.

Example: What shall we do with this?
Example: can't do a thing with my hair
22. Used after adverbs and adverbial phrases in exclamations expressing a wish or order

Example: Down with tyranny!
Example: Into bed with you!
23. colloq
Understanding
Example: Are you with me?
24. Loyal to or supporting someone or something.

Example: We're with you all the way

Idiom: in with someone

colloq
Friendly or associated with them.

Idiom: with it

Fashionable; trendy.
Thesaurus: up to date, au courant, modern, contemporary, in fashion.

Aware of or comprehending what is going on or being said.

Idiom: with that

At that point ...; thereupon ....
Example: With that, Daniel left the room

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon.