A phrase meaning 'i dont know.' Usually used when some one asks you something you should know, or when your particularly clueless about any situation.
by Nemrem February 20, 2006
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by Babyboo22 December 04, 2016
1) To make an individual emotional. Whether happy, angry, sad, et cetera.
Also known as gets to me. This is a vague term, so you will have to make a judgement call as to what emotion they are trying to convey.
2) This term can also mean to Understand. Can be phrased as a question. Also known as get me.
Also known as gets to me. This is a vague term, so you will have to make a judgement call as to what emotion they are trying to convey.
2) This term can also mean to Understand. Can be phrased as a question. Also known as get me.
1) That song, Angel of the Morning, really gets me when I'm having a hard day. (This is an example of sadness.)
2) Paul and I really click - He actually gets me.
OR
I've been talking this entire time, are you even getting me?
2) Paul and I really click - He actually gets me.
OR
I've been talking this entire time, are you even getting me?
by Koroshiya December 28, 2005
by Newnon April 22, 2019
Used by Sir Percival Blakney played by Anthony Andrews in the 1982 version of The Scarlet Pimpernel.
Sink me, your tailors have betrayed you.
Sink me, the lady is a poet.
Sink me, your highness, it was this damned cravat. Simply refused to tie. I ask you. Sticking out like a pincushion.
Sink me, the lady is a poet.
Sink me, your highness, it was this damned cravat. Simply refused to tie. I ask you. Sticking out like a pincushion.
by elusive pimpernel January 11, 2010