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35 Definitions of: get

1. verb, to come into possession of; receive or earn
2. verb, to bring or fetch
3. verb, to contract or be affected by
4. verb, to capture or seize
5. verb, to become or cause to become or act as specified
6. verb, to succeed in going, coming, leaving, etc
7. verb, to manage or contrive
8. verb, to make ready or prepare
9. verb, to hear, notice, or understand
10. verb, to learn or master by study
11. verb, to come (to) or arrive (at)
12. verb, to catch or enter
13. verb, to induce or persuade
14. verb, to reach by calculation
15. verb, to receive (a broadcast signal)
16. verb, to communicate with (a person or place), as by telephone
17. verb, to have an emotional effect (on)
18. verb, to annoy or irritate
19. verb, to bring a person into a difficult position from which he or she cannot escape
20. verb, to puzzle; baffle
21. verb, to hit
22. verb, to be revenged on, esp by killing
23. verb, slang a) to gain access (to a person) with the purpose of bribing him b) to obtain access (to someone) and kill or silence him
24. verb, to have the better of
25. verb, to begin
26. verb, go! leave now!
27. verb, to beget or conceive
28. verb, get even with. See even
29. verb, get it (in the neck) to be reprimanded or punished severely
30. verb, get with it slang to allow oneself to respond to new ideas, styles, etc
31. verb, get with child to make pregnant
32. noun, the act of begetting
33. noun, something begotten; offspring
34. noun, slang. a variant of git
35. noun, (in tennis) a successful return of a shot that was difficult to reach ▷ See also get about ▷ See also, get across ▷ See also, get ahead ▷ See also, get along ▷ See also, get at ▷ See also, get away ▷ See also, get back ▷ See also, get by ▷ See also, get down ▷ See also, get in ▷ See also, get into ▷ See also, get off ▷ See also, get on ▷ See also, get onto ▷ See also, get out ▷ See also, get over ▷ See also, get round ▷ See also, get through ▷ See also, get-together ▷ See also, get up ▷ See also, got ▷ See also, gotten
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Synonyms:	turn, beat (slang), Informal trouble, influence, impel, win, score (slang), achieve, disparage, get	And more...

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