get on your horse

to quicken a pace of walking

jog, or run

We have to get there quicker, get on your horse!

by NotJaredFogle May 16, 2016

get on it

to venture out with the intention of achieving absolute drunkedness.

any given Friday or Saturday night.

by royce slaven May 5, 2003

gerontocracy

A government where old people are in charge.

The US's gerontocracy is getting very out of hand!

by ACNY December 3, 2017

Getan

To get on something
conjugation:
i am getaning
you are getaning
we are getaning
they are getaning

Getan my back!

by TeeSmacked January 21, 2018

get on the ball

The expression "get on the ball" is a phrase that was commonly used in the Ottawa Valley, Canada to mean "get with it". A local derivation often used was "get on the ball or get on the bus..." meaning "get with it" or "get out of here".

Get on the ball man; that happened last week!

by SRFdeGriffintown March 9, 2018

get on your head

to beat someone up, very very very badly

If you don't stop talking ima get on your head

by sharee October 1, 2006

Geronimo

A prominent male leader will fight against anyone who tries to harm his family, disrespect him or steel from him. He is also someone who takes necessary risks to defend what is his and what he believes in.

Don't cross Geronimo or history will repeat itself.

by SugahKookie August 6, 2009