get on

(v) to make out with

You would totally get on her if she wasn't retarded

by the awful truth May 17, 2008

get on with

To continue or resume doing something.

Let's get on with the meeting.

by Winjeel September 21, 2015

Get on it

Get on with something; just do it

I really fancy this guy and I need to do something about it so I'm just going to get on it.

or

I've still got a hangover and I think the only way forward is hair of the dog, I'm just going to get on it.

by Jo 4 Jo January 16, 2006

the get

"The get" often means "the point" or "the meaning" of something that has just occurred.

Q: "Two lovers like Bonnie & Clyde. What's the get behind what I just said?" A: "Two criminal lovers were once Bonnie & Clyde."

Q: "Let's go to Tescos!" A: "What's the get?" Q: "We could buy some food!"

by Jason Forbes December 29, 2005

Getting on

Phrase used by methamphetamine addicts for getting high.

Damon:I'm sick of this waiting shit, getting on is what I want.

by Drac0 November 17, 2009

get it

1. to understand something

2. to be punished

I don't get it. Whats the joke?

by Light Joker February 26, 2006

get

To "get" something means to "understand" it.

"When Mary told that joke, did you get it?"

by Jason Forbes December 29, 2005