when ya get drafted

When ya get drafted is a legendary song by punk rock band “Dead Kennedys”

When ya get drafted huh

by Punkrocker!!! May 15, 2023

get shed of

To depart with, lose or avoid. Origin, to shed water like a duck.

I could not get shed of the creep who was stalking me.

by Jake 773 October 18, 2021

get some sugar

To “get some sugar” is to get romantic affection such as kisses, hugs, cuddling, and possibly even oral sex or intercourse. It means to get some of that sweet lovin’, that sweet stuff. A person with a romantic interest in you might come by your house with a different excuse but really they are trying to “get some sugar.” Or if someone was hanging out and then it unexpectedly turns romantic or sexual, you would say “Had I known I would be ‘getting some sugar’ I would have shaved.” To “get some sugar” denotes that there was some sort of romantic or sexual encounter happening that was a very good experience for you. Like tasting something sweet and delicious.

A coworker might ask you about a goofy smile on your face and you’d say, “Last night I went to my boyfriend/girlfriend’s house and was able to ‘get some sugar.’ Now I can’t stop thinking about it.”

by In Depth Definitions February 28, 2024

get the boot

To be kicked out of something, whether it's a job, a project, a party, etc.

I couldn't finish any of my reports on time, so when the boss called me to his office, I knew I would get the boot.

by an extremely depressed bandu July 15, 2023

get with that fool

1.To fight to shoot or stab
Start confrontation

Hey cousin there's that guy that's been talking shit about you. go get with that fool!

by chap6 November 15, 2017

Don’t get fizzy

To not be, stressed, irate and/or angry

John says “ scuse me I’ve been waiting 20 monitored for my drink, where is it ? !! “

Aaron says “ sorry sir, it’s on its way, don’t get fizzy “

by Don’t get fizzy November 26, 2021

Get out the ruler

An abbreviation of "To get out the ruler and compare dicks," the phrase "getting out the ruler" or "to get out the ruler" means to size up one's accomplishments with another's, or to one-up them.

I ran two miles in under 15 minutes yesterday!
Well, not to get out the ruler, but I ran two miles in under 13 minutes a few weeks ago.

by Lumacurve June 12, 2018