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1. One's apparel or outfit; clothing
2. One's style of dress
"Dude, what's with the getup?"
"The poly-cotton sweater vest? My aunt gave it to me for Christmas."

"Hey Don, what's with the cowboy getup?"
getup by cookie August 27, 2004
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Getting over it 

A torturous game made by a person known as bennet foddy."Getting over it" is a game where you climb a giant mountain with a hammer.This game was released on october or something on the humble monthly bundle on a random website.It saves all your progress and your failures which is really fucking annoying because when the controls are as shitty as the life support of a dead person it makes people rage like alot.To sum it all up if you want a game that makes you want to punch it in the nuts,kill yourself,get depression for the rest of your life times 1000 this is the game that you want to play or send to your enemies or something idk.(Side effects may include lack of sleep,Depression,Heart attacks and a 90% guarantee that you will smash your computer and throw it out the window)
I would rather listen to bass boosted justin bieber voice cracks for 5 hours instead of finishing getting over it.

getting off 

Originated in Detroit, Michigan. Phrase is used when one is having fun or feeling oneself
John: Man you saw the videos from last night at Diamonds?
Steve: Hell yeah man, we was getting off!

Tom: You saw DBrown's ig post flaming Peezy?
Jack: Yea he's been getting off lately since he got 10k followers
getting off by 2 Stummers January 2, 2018

I ain't gettin' on no plane

Catchphrase by the ever polite BA Baracus (Mr T). Due to a fear of flying, he was always reluctant to fly.
BA Baracus: "I ain't gettin' on no plane, Hannibal"

Hannibal: "We're not flying anywhere."

BA Baracus: "If he be flyin', we be dyin;"

Hannibal: "Drink your milk, BA."

Getaway Car 

A metaphor for a situation in which someone finally gets away from an unwanted partner. Someone who has found a rebound after a breakup, may have used that rebound as a Getaway car.

A Getaway Car is usually a vehicle that criminals use to get away after they commit a crime. To a person who wants to leave an unhappy relationship, any excuse and circumstance can be used as a getaway car, such as pregnancy from an ex, emotional unavailability, or supposed death of a family member.

American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift coined this version of the term on her 2017 song Getaway Car.
“You really used your pregnancy from an ex as a Getaway Car to leave the person you’re currently seeing?”

“You cheated on your partner? That’s the perfect Getaway Car!!”
Getaway Car by partylikeits1989 October 22, 2020

gets ta steppin' 

(Gets to stepping)

Get out of here- leave the premises.
Kindly remove yourselves.
You put out.
I'm tired of your worthless ass eating up all my Pringles- you better gets ta steppin'.

This Club done closed up half and hour ago- y'all better gets ta steppin'.
gets ta steppin' by Don Ameche July 25, 2006