track with
Australian slang meaning to associate with someone romantically or socially, or to go out with a person.
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#TechnoCity Forgemasters – Track With No Name (1989) The seminal first single release on #Warp. #Forgemasters #techno #bleep youtu.be/WmDGTaez6p0?...
Figure 4: Microglia and pathology shift together We see changes in: • microglial density • pathological protein burden These effects track with sex, suggesting physical exertion modulates the neuroimmune environment…
New banger from Polyrhythmics. A rare vocal track with the great Adryon de León of Orgone, Matador Soul Sounds!, and lots of other good stuff. #nowspinning #nowplaying #polyrhythimcs #AdryondeLeón #funkmusic #modernfu…
Any discussions of how it is the fault of "the left" that fascism is ascendant is categorically wrong. I do understand the panic that belies these kinds of accusations from centrists but it doesn't track with the actu…
Ah yes. I didn't realize that had "gaming" roots but that would track with where it emerged. (The 2017-era "alt right" boys). I kept telling decent people to stop TALKING about the stupid meme because those guys loved…
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Australian slang meaning to associate with someone romantically or socially, or to go out with a person. 'Track with' implies a casual or ongoing companionship rather than a formal relationship, and is especially common in older or rural Australian vernacular. It can mean anything from hanging out with mates to courting someone, depending on context.
Everyone in town knew she'd been tracking with that bloke from the next suburb for a couple of months.
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(Australia) To associate or go out with.
“#TechnoCity Forgemasters – Track With No Name (1989) The seminal first single release on #Warp. #Forgemasters #techno #bleep youtu.be/WmDGTaez6p0?...”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Figure 4: Microglia and pathology shift together We see changes in: • microglial density • pathological protein burden These effects track with sex, suggesting physical exertion modulates the neuroimmune environment alongside disease-relevant pathology.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“New banger from Polyrhythmics. A rare vocal track with the great Adryon de León of Orgone, Matador Soul Sounds!, and lots of other good stuff. #nowspinning #nowplaying #polyrhythimcs #AdryondeLeón #funkmusic #modernfunk #funkaintdead”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Any discussions of how it is the fault of "the left" that fascism is ascendant is categorically wrong. I do understand the panic that belies these kinds of accusations from centrists but it doesn't track with the actual history I've experienced in the last 10 years.”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Ah yes. I didn't realize that had "gaming" roots but that would track with where it emerged. (The 2017-era "alt right" boys). I kept telling decent people to stop TALKING about the stupid meme because those guys loved it when you fell for it. But they couldn't help it.”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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