An exclamation of triumph; usually spoken by the victor of an argument after presenting a response with irrefutable logic. Equivalent to "Take that!".
Common variations: "Git it roond ye"
Origin: Blue-collar Glaswegian Scots. Imported from the Hakka spoken variation of Chinese by Chinese merchants settling in Maryhill, Glasgow (circa 1660).
Common variations: "Git it roond ye"
Origin: Blue-collar Glaswegian Scots. Imported from the Hakka spoken variation of Chinese by Chinese merchants settling in Maryhill, Glasgow (circa 1660).
by BigBlackGuy August 19, 2007
by im glenjamin December 04, 2006
A lazy persons favorite saying. Commonly used when people are to lazy to finish... well you get the point.
by Harrison Kion October 13, 2014
A phrase adapted from the theme song of "Martian Succesor Nadesico." It now applies of the idea of getting riled up in preperation to accomplish something; or the idea of actually setting things on fire.
1) You're about to go on a 72 hour marathon of "Starcraft?" You get to burning.
2) Nice flamethrower. You should get to burning.
2) Nice flamethrower. You should get to burning.
by PineappleDisciple April 26, 2006
Used by urban "yoots" as an alternative to "you know what I mean".
Generally an indication that the person delivering the phrase should be the subject of police interrogation as it is likely that they will be the latest contributor to britain's knife culture.
Generally an indication that the person delivering the phrase should be the subject of police interrogation as it is likely that they will be the latest contributor to britain's knife culture.
TV Interviewer: Does anyone you know carry a knife?
yoot: Yeah man, all da kids is carrying knives, innit. For protection, you get me?
yoot: Yeah man, all da kids is carrying knives, innit. For protection, you get me?
by ben_jammin March 19, 2007
by Sanju January 16, 2008
by zubey91 April 08, 2011