Get carried along, in a way (9)
I believe the answer is:
piggyback
(Other definitions for piggyback that I've seen before include "A porcine ride?" , "some bacon?" , "Attach" , "Ride on shoulders" , "Carry on the back and shoulders" .)
I believe the answer is:
piggyback
(Other definitions for piggyback that I've seen before include "A porcine ride?" , "some bacon?" , "Attach" , "Ride on shoulders" , "Carry on the back and shoulders" .)