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V.

Obtain, secure, acquire, come by or into [the] possessionof, procure, pick up; collect; buy, purchase, book, retain,hire, engage, rent, lease; accede to, inherit, fall heir to,succeed to: Where did you get these beautiful prints? You hadbetter get yourself a good lawyer. They got the furniture fromhis mother's estate. 2 receive; be given, come by: He got abicycle from his grandma. I got a job at the carwash.

Earn,receive, realize, make, take, gross, clear, net, pocket, bepaid; win, Colloq take home, pull down: He gets a lot of moneyfor just standing there and answering questions.

Fetch, go[to or and] get, go for or after, pick up; bring [back],retrieve: Please get me a cup of tea.

Catch, contract, have,suffer from, come down with, fall ill or sick with, be afflictedwith, become infected with, acquire: You'll get pneumonia ifyou go out without your coat.

Become, fall: We got ill fromeating too much chocolate.

Become, turn, grow: It got verycold last night. He got rich almost overnight.

Capture,seize, arrest, take, apprehend, grab, pick up, lay hold of, bag,Colloq collar, nab, pinch: Are the police sure that they gotthe right person?

Manage, arrange, come, succeed; contrive,fix it, manoeuvre, manipulate, Colloq wangle: How did you getto be chairman?

Reach, arrive [at], come, go, travel,journey: She got home by taxi.

Catch, take, enter, make,come or go by, travel or journey by: He got the midnight train.12 reach, get in touch with, communicate with, get onto orthrough to, Colloq contact: We finally got him just before heleft for the day.

Receive, pick up, tune in to or on, listento or watch: I cannot get that programme.

Persuade, prevailupon, coax, induce, influence, cajole, wheedle, talk [someone]into, sway, bring [someone] round, make, cause: How did youever get them to let you go?

Put, place, set, fit,manoeuvre, manipulate, wiggle, wriggle: I can't get this knobback on.

Affect, stir, move, touch, arouse, stimulate,excite, have an impact or effect on, make an impression on,impress, leave a mark on, get to, Colloq turn [someone] on:Those old romantic songs really get me.

Get at, irritate,annoy, vex, irk, nettle, pique, provoke, anger, exasperate,bother, perturb, rile, Colloq bug, get [someone's] goat, rub[someone] [up] the wrong way, Sometimes non-standard aggravate:Doesn't it get you to see people going unpunished for theircrimes?

Baffle, confuse, confound, puzzle, perplex,bewilder: You've got me! I don't know where it is!

Understand, appreciate, fathom, see, grasp, apprehend, perceive,follow, comprehend, take in, work out, make head[s] or tail[s]of: You just don't get the joke, do you?

Catch, hear: Ididn't get the name; please repeat it.

Derive, learn, glean,absorb, take in: Did you get anything from yesterday's lecture?22 have, place, put, fix, pinpoint: Eventually, I'll get himwhere I want him!

Get even with, revenge oneself on, takevengeance on, pay [someone] back, settle or even the score with,get back at: I'll get him for betraying me if it's the lastthing I do!

Strike, hit, punch, smack; shoot; hurt, harm,damage, injure; Slang sock, slug: She got him right between theeyes.

Get about or around. a spread, become known, leak[out], circulate, be bruited about or around, be noised abroad,go about or around: He let the news get about that he needed asecretary. b be socially active, socialize, go or get out; runabout or around, gad about: Since his accident, he doesn't getaround much any more.

Get across. get or put over, putacross, get through, communicate, make clear, impart: She istrying to get across to you the fact that she despisestelevision. 27 get ahead. succeed, prosper, be or becomesuccessful, do well, flourish, thrive, make good, progress, rise[up] in the world, Colloq go places: With his contacts, he'sbound to get ahead.

Get along. a be friendly or compatible[with], associate [with], agree [with], be agreeable, get on[with], Colloq hit it off [with]: She gets along with mostpeople quite well. Do you think they'll get along? b manage,cope, shift, fare, survive, make both ends meet, keep the wolffrom the door, keep one's head above water, get on, Colloq getby, make out, make do: How are you getting along with your newnovel? c leave, depart, go or move away, get going, get on, goalong, proceed: I have to get along now or I'll miss my train.d progress, proceed, get on, advance, move ahead or along or on:How are you getting on with your new novel? e get on, age, getor become or grow older, advance: They are getting along butyou wouldn't guess that they're eighty.

Get around. a See25, above. b See 46, below.

Get at. a gain access to,access, reach, put or lay one's hands on, get to: I can't getat the lock from here. b intend, mean, suggest, hint [at],insinuate, imply, have in mind or view, contemplate: She justdidn't understand what I was getting at. c get, tease, taunt,criticize, find fault with, carp, nag, pick on, US get to: Sheis really beginning to get at me with her persistent criticism.d get to, influence, intimidate, corrupt, bribe, undermine,subvert, suborn: They tried to get at the judge. e learn, findout, ascertain, determine: The police said they were onlytrying to get at the facts.

Get away. a escape, leave,break out or away, flee, depart, make good one's escape, eludeone's captors, break free, disappear: He will never be able toget away now! b escape, take a holiday or US also vacation, getor take a rest or respite: I must get away for a few days. cstart, get or take off: Black Flash got away from the startinggate at top speed.

Get back. a return, come or go back:I'll try to get back before midnight. b reacquire, recover,regain, retrieve, recoup, repossess: Can you get your moneyback for that hat?

Get back at. See 23, above.

Getbehind. back, support, promote, finance, fund, push, Colloqplug, hype: If you get behind the enterprise, I know it willsucceed.

Get by. See 28 [b], above.

Get down. adismount, alight, descend, come or go down, climb or step down,get off: He got down from his horse and drew his gun. b write[down], note [down], record, make a note of: She wasn't able toget down everything Shaw said. c depress, dispirit, sadden,dishearten, discourage, deject: Don't let a little thing likethat get you down. d swallow, eat: No sooner does he get somefood down than it comes right back up again. 37 get down to.concentrate or focus on, turn attention to, attend to: Let'sget down to business.

Get in. a enter, get into or on oronto, embark, entrain, emplane or enplane, get or go aboard: Wegot in the car and were driven away. You can get in here. benter, arrive, return, come or go in: I got in at eight today.c fit or squeeze in, insert, slip in, include: He got in mycomment. The doctor got me in before anyone else. d arrive,come in, land: My flight got in at dawn.

Get into. a putor put on, don, dress in, get dressed in: Here, get into thisuniform. b go into, discuss, become involved in, pursue, treat,describe, delineate, detail, follow up on, penetrate: Do youreally want me to get into the nasty details? c be into, be orbecome involved in, take up, pursue; enjoy, like, becomeenthusiastic about, Slang get off on, get or become high on: Icould really get into farming. d See 38 [a], above.

Getoff. a alight, disembark, get down from, get out of, dismount,descend [from], climb or step down off or from, deplane,detrain: She got off her bike and came towards me. b leave,depart, go [off], set out or off: I hope to get off tomorrowmorning. c remove, take off, shed, doff: Can you get thoseboots off easily? d cause to be set or go free, be or cause tobe acquitted or liberated or released or set free: A cleverlawyer could have got him off. He got off on a technicality.

Get off on. See 39 [c], above.

Get on. a See 28, above. bSee 38 [a], above. c See 39 [a], above. d grow or become late:It's getting on and they'll be waiting.

Get onto. a See 12,above. b See 38 [a], above. c discover, learn about, becomeaware of, find out about, Colloq Brit twig, US cotton [on] to:If they get onto the missing stores we're in for it.

Get out[of]. a leave, depart, go out or away, be off, retire: We gotout as quickly as we could. b escape, extricate oneself; bereleased: She thought she'd never get out alive. c extract,draw, wrest, force, drag or pry out, wring or get from: They'llnever get anything out of me! d gain, profit: Ask yourselfwhat you will get out of the deal. e avoid, evade, sidestep,escape: Gabriela was somehow always able to get out of PEclass. f See 25 [b], above.

Get over. a surmount, cross,climb, pass, traverse: A dog can't get over a fence that high.b recover or recuperate from, survive: Which takes longer,getting over a love affair or the measles? c finish, complete,bring to an end: Let's get this over with as soon as possible.d See 26, above.

Get round or around. a bypass, circumvent,skirt, avoid, evade, elude, outsmart, outwit, outmanoeuvre,outflank, steal a march on, Colloq give [someone] therun-around: Chris is always trying to get round the parkingrestrictions. b cajole, wheedle, flatter, persuade, coax, winover: I didn't want to propose, but she managed to get roundme. c See 25.[b], above.

Get round or around to. get orcome to, reach, arrive at [finally], find time for: He said hewould do the repairs if he got round to it.

Get through. a[help to] succeed or complete: She got me through the ordeal.Without her help, I never could have got through. b reach,contact: The line is engaged and I cannot get through tomother. c finish, conclude: When you get through, please putaway the dishes. d communicate [with]: Parents sometimes havetrouble getting through to their children.

Get [to]. aarrive at, come to; near, approach: What time did you get tothe office? How did you get home? b See 28.[c], [d], above.

Get together. a gather, accumulate, collect, assemble: Getyour things together and leave at once! b assemble, convene,gather, meet, congregate, socialize: Have you time to gettogether on Friday? c arrive at or reach an agreement orsettlement, come to terms, come to an understanding: I think wecan get together on the question of wages.

Get up. a arise,awaken, wake [up]: I get up at dawn. b stand [up]: Get up andyou'll be able to reach it. c mount, climb [up], ascend: Canwe get up the next hill? She got up on the table and started todance. d create, devise, organize, arrange, prepare: We got upa cabaret for the after-dinner entertainment. e dress, clothe,apparel, outfit, attire, turn out, deck out, rig out, dress up,fit out or up: She got herself up as a cabaret dancer. fstudy, learn, US get up on: You'd best get up your historybefore the exam.

Get up to. become or be involved in, be upto: If you don't watch her, she'll get up to no good.

Oxford

V. & n.

V. [getting; past got; past part. got or US [and incomb.] gotten] 1 tr. come into the possession of; receive orearn [get a job; got œ200 a week; got first prize].

Tr.fetch, obtain, procure, purchase [get my book for me; got a newcar].

Tr. go to reach or catch [a bus, train, etc.].

Tr.prepare [a meal etc.].

Intr. & tr. reach or cause to reach acertain state or condition; become or cause to become [get rich;get one's feet wet; get to be famous; got them ready; got himinto trouble; cannot get the key into the lock].

Tr. obtainas a result of calculation.

Tr. contract [a disease etc.].

Tr. establish or be in communication with via telephone orradio; receive [a radio signal].

Tr. experience or suffer;have inflicted on one; receive as one's lot or penalty [got fouryears in prison].

A tr. succeed in bringing, placing, etc.[get it round the corner; get it on to the agenda; flattery willget you nowhere]. b intr. & tr. succeed or cause to succeed incoming or going [will get you there somehow; got absolutelynowhere].

Tr. [prec. by have] a possess [have not got apenny]. b [foll. by to + infin.] be bound or obliged [have gotto see you].

Tr. [foll. by to + infin.] induce; prevail upon[got them to help me].

Tr. colloq. understand [a person oran argument] [have you got that?; I get your point; do you getme?].

Tr. colloq. inflict punishment or retribution on,esp. in retaliation [I'll get you for that].

Tr. colloq. aannoy. b move; affect emotionally. c attract, obsess. damuse.

Tr. [foll. by to + infin.] develop an inclination asspecified [am getting to like it].

Intr. [foll. by verbalnoun] begin [get going].

Tr. [esp. in past or perfect] catchin an argument; corner, puzzle.

Tr. establish [an idea etc.]in one's mind.

Intr. sl. be off; go away.

Tr. archaicbeget.

Tr. archaic learn; acquire [knowledge] by study.

N.

A an act of begetting [of animals]. b an offspring [ofanimals].

Sl. a fool or idiot.

Manage towalk, move about, etc. [esp. after illness].

[of news] becirculated, esp. orally. get across 1 manage to communicate [anidea etc.].

[of an idea etc.] be communicated successfully.3 colloq. annoy, irritate. get along [or on] 1 [foll. bytogether, with] live harmoniously, accord.

Be off! nonsense!get at 1 reach; get hold of.

Colloq. imply [what are yougetting at?]. get away 1 escape.

[as imper.] colloq.expressing disbelief or scepticism.

[foll. by with] escapeblame or punishment for. get back at colloq. retaliateagainst. get by colloq.

Just manage, even with difficulty.2 be acceptable. get down 1 alight, descend [from a vehicle,ladder, etc.].

Record in writing. get a person down depressor deject him or her. get down to begin working on ordiscussing. get even [often foll. by with] 1 achieve revenge;act in retaliation.

Equalize the score. get his [or hersetc.] sl. be killed. get hold of 1 grasp [physically].

Grasp [intellectually]; understand.

Make contact with [aperson].

Acquire. get in 1 enter.

Be elected. get intobecome interested or involved in. get it sl. be punished or introuble. get it into one's head [foll. by that + clause] firmlybelieve or maintain; realize. get off 1 colloq. be acquitted;escape with little or no punishment.

Start.

Alight; alightfrom [a bus etc.].

Go, or cause to go, to sleep.

[foll. bywith, together] Brit. colloq. form an amorous or sexualrelationship, esp. abruptly or quickly. get a person offcolloq. cause a person to be acquitted. get on 1 makeprogress; manage.

Enter [a bus etc.].

= get along 1. geton to colloq.

Make contact with.

Understand; become awareof. get out 1 leave or escape.

Manage to go outdoors.

Alight from a vehicle.

Transpire; become known.

Succeed inuttering, publishing, etc.

Solve or finish [a puzzle etc.].7 Cricket be dismissed. get-out n. a means of avoidingsomething. get a person out 1 help a person to leave or escape.2 Cricket dismiss [a batsman]. get out of 1 avoid or escape [aduty etc.].

Abandon [a habit] gradually. get a thing out ofmanage to obtain it from [a person] esp. with difficulty. getoutside [or outside of] sl. eat or drink. get over 1 recoverfrom [an illness, upset, etc.].

Overcome [a difficulty].

Manage to communicate [an idea etc.]. get a thing over [or overwith] complete [a tedious task] promptly. get one's own backcolloq. have one's revenge. get-rich-quick adj. designed tomake a lot of money fast. get rid of see RID. get round [USaround] 1 successfully coax or cajole [a person] esp. to securea favour.

Evade [a law etc.]. get round to deal with [a tasketc.] in due course. get somewhere make progress; be initiallysuccessful. get there colloq.

Succeed.

Understand what ismeant. get through 1 pass or assist in passing [an examination,an ordeal, etc.].

Finish or use up [esp. resources].

Makecontact by telephone.

[foll. by to] succeed in making [aperson] listen or understand. get a thing through cause it toovercome obstacles, difficulties, etc. get to 1 reach.

= getdown to. get together gather, assemble. get-together n.colloq. a social gathering. get up 1 rise or cause to risefrom sitting etc., or from bed after sleeping or an illness.

Ascend or mount, e.g. on horseback.

[of fire, wind, or thesea] begin to be strong or agitated.

Prepare or organize.

Enhance or refine one's knowledge of [a subject].

Work up [afeeling, e.g. anger].

Produce or stimulate [get up steam; getup speed].

[often refl.] dress or arrange elaborately; makepresentable; arrange the appearance of.

[foll. by to] colloq.indulge or be involved in [always getting up to mischief].get-up n. colloq. a style or arrangement of dress etc., esp.an elaborate one. get-up-and-go colloq. energy, vim,enthusiasm. get the wind up see WIND[1]. get with childarchaic make pregnant. have got it bad [or badly] sl. beobsessed or affected emotionally.

Gettable adj. [ME f. ONgeta obtain, beget, guess, corresp. to OE gietan [recorded onlyin compounds], f. Gmc]