| get on |
to mount, board, or step onto. [5 definitions] |
| get one's act together |
(informal) to behave more responsibly. |
| get one's goat |
to irritate, annoy, or anger. [2 definitions] |
| get one's way |
to manage to obtain one's particular wish or preference, regardless of the wishes or objections of others. |
| get on someone's nerves |
to annoy or cause agitation in (someone). |
| get out |
to leave or be allowed to leave. [3 definitions] |
| get out of |
to escape having to do (something that one does not wish to do). |
| get over |
to recover from (something). |
| get rid of |
to discard, remove, or make disappear (esp. something that is bad or considered to have no value). |
| get (something) one's way |
to manage to have (something) the way that one wants or prefers, regardless of the desires or objections of others. |
| get the gate |
to be rejected. |
| get the show on the road |
(slang) to begin; get started. |
| get through |
to manage to reach the end of (a difficult or challenging experience). [5 definitions] |
| get to |
to arrive at (a destination), or to travel to and arrive at (a destination). [5 definitions] |
| get to first base |
(informal) to make initial progress or have some initial success. |
| get-together |
a gathering of a few people for social purposes. |
| get together |
to meet (another person or other people) and spend time together. [4 definitions] |
| getup |
(informal) a set or combination of clothing and decoration; outfit; costume. [2 definitions] |
| get up |
to stand up. [2 definitions] |
| get up on the wrong side of the bed |
to be in an irritable temper, as from the earliest part of the day. |
| get wind of |
to receive hints or rumors of. |