get

obtain, receive, acquire

I can get $10 for selling my guitar.

by GeNaiHwa May 27, 2005

get

1. to leave immediately
2. to hurry up, get on with one's task.

1. "Hurry on, get!"
2. "I told them to get"

by Enrique Jr, September 11, 2007

get

This word is often used to scare someone or something away; shoo.

"You ain't got nothing here, you ole crackhead," said the old lady. "Get!"

by Senica Harris August 10, 2006

get

Can sometimes mean to kiss, make-out, snog or just 'hook-up' with someone.

BOY: do you wanna get now?
GIRL: yeah, ok
(smooching noises ensue)

by Dani October 28, 2005

get

An infuriating thing that American people say, which makes NO sense.

Proper English says May I have. May I get is also wrong, unless you want to go and physically fetch the item.

Can I get a latte?
Can I get an Extra Fat Burger, with Extra-super-size fries?

NO YOU CANNOT 'GET' ANYTHING

by LONDON1 October 7, 2004

get

verb: to steal/shoplift

this is normally used in a place of business to covertly express your intentions to a friend. Used in place of other more specific words like "Buy" or "Purchase" or "Steal".

Hey I think I'm going to "get" this CD.

by spidah May 2, 2005

get

To succeed, or to accomplish your goals

Dave: "How was your job interview Andy?"
Andy: "Get!"

by jayjaybee May 18, 2009