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clay pigeon a clay disk used as a target in trapshooting.
climb in to step upward and get into (a vehicle).
corral (informal) to get in one's possession; gather; capture. [1/4 definitions]
curl up to get into a comfortable sitting or reclining position.
hop in (informal) to quickly get into (a vehicle), especially in a happy and unhesitant manner.
huddle in football, a gathering of a team's players to get instructions for the next play. [1/8 definitions]
jaundice a disorder in which excessive amounts of bile get into the blood and cause yellowing of the skin and eyes, sluggishness, and loss of appetite. [1/3 definitions]
pin any of various narrow cylindrical or roughly cylindrical objects such as a target in bowling games, parts of locks, and the pole that marks the hole in golf. [1/7 definitions]
queue to form or get in a queue (often fol. by "up"). [1/4 definitions]
saddle to climb onto a saddled animal; get into the saddle (often fol. by "up"). [1/9 definitions]
sit back to make no effort to help or get involved. [1/2 definitions]
surgery (Chiefly British) a meeting held by a Minister of Parliament or local government official in which members of the public can raise issues, obtain advice, or get information. [1/6 definitions]
wade in to suddenly get involved or inject one's opinion into an ongoing discussion, debate, or conflict. [1/3 definitions]