by NinjaDoge67 October 24, 2019
It means someone got robbed. In NY, that’s how we use it.
If someone took your shit, you got got lol
If someone took your shit, you got got lol
1) He was shining on the wrong block, so we got the homie. He got got 💁🏿 ♂️
2) Don’t get got wearing all that jewelry.
2) Don’t get got wearing all that jewelry.
by HoodGentile December 21, 2021
by zoltan89 July 17, 2015
by Chewy140 February 26, 2016
To become involved in a relationship. The implication is that one is caught, or possessed. Usage is questionable -- "get" is never conjugated, because it is usually preceded by another verb.
Often used tongue-in-cheek or in a pejorative manner, in the case of someone who is actively looking for a partner. Normally, the latter inference refers only to a sexual relation.
Often used tongue-in-cheek or in a pejorative manner, in the case of someone who is actively looking for a partner. Normally, the latter inference refers only to a sexual relation.
Your ex was at the club last night, man, looking to get got.
I need a girl -- what's a guy got to do to get got in this town?
I need a girl -- what's a guy got to do to get got in this town?
by thisrancidrye May 21, 2007