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Get down on

Criticise

“We need to GET DOWN ON before someone notices.”

Get down to

Start working seriously

“Smoking GETS UP DOWN TO too much money.”

Get in

Arrange for someone to do a job in your home, workplace, etc

“We need to GET IN this mess.”

Get in on

Become involved

“I suppose we should GET IN ON before they notice we're late.”

Get in with

Become friendly with, ingratiate with

“We need to GET IN WITH before someone notices.”

Get into

Become involved or interested

“We need to GET INTO before someone notices.”

Get it

Be punished or scolded

“The police are GETING DOWN IT on speeding.”

Get it off

Have sex

“We need to GET IT OFF before someone notices.”

Get it off with

Have sex with

“We need to GET IT OFF WITH before someone notices.”

Get it on

Become interested or excited

“I suppose we should GET IT ON before they notice we're late.”

Get it on with

Have sex with

“We need to GET IT ON WITH before someone notices.”

Get it together

Control things in your life to achieve your aims

“If I don't GET IT TOGETHER, I will never reach my targets.”

Get it up

Become aroused (of a man)

“I suppose we should GET IT UP before they notice we're late.”

Get off

Escape punishment

“The police are GETING DOWN OFF on speeding.”

Get off it

A way of expressing disbelief, or telling someone that they're wrong or have an incorrect opinion

“I knew he was lying so I told him to GET OFF IT.”

Get off on

Enjoy a drug

“We need to GET OFF ON before someone notices.”

Get off with

Have casual sex with

“We need to GET OFF WITH before someone notices.”

Get off!

Don't touch, leave alone

“We can't GET OFF. from the deal now.”

Get on

Continue doing something

“We need to GET ON despite the setbacks.”

Get on at

Criticise unfairly

“We need to GET ON AT before someone notices.”

Get on for

Be near a time

“We need to GET ON FOR before someone notices.”

Get on to

Start to suspect

“Smoking GETS UP ON TO too much money.”

Get on with

Have a good relationship

“Fortunately, I GET ON WITH my boss.”

Get onto

Start discussing a topic

“We need to GET ONTO our differences properly.”