Get at that

A term used to show acknowledgement of something somebody was going to do or something somebody wants to do.

Stevie(drinking an Arizona Ice tea):damn this is dank...
Mathias(thirsty):aye...Lemme get at that decently fat.

Mathias:Gonna go take a piss...
Stevie:Get at that...

by Fruxo March 24, 2010

getting on

getting to know a person, opposite sex,
wanting to go out with in the near future

I fancy getting on her, cos we talk alot!

by Olivia.xxxxxx October 14, 2010

Getting on it

To venture out with the intention of achieving absolute drunkedness.

guy 1 'Hey man what time does the party start?'

guy 2 'pfft who cares? I'm getting on it now!'

by grunka lunka September 5, 2009

No getting

A simple typo of No kidding...kind of like how Own=pwn...but better...

Steve: Dude, I just scrogged Felicia the other day
Hugh: No getting dude?
Steve: No getting.
Hugh: That's awesome

by Justin Spiewak January 23, 2007

Get in there

Typically used to wrap up a Formula 1 race.

Get in there Lewis!

by Dzbaniel July 14, 2019

Get it

These two words are a prefix of a wide variety of words in the dialect of people from Hedon, East Yorkshire. They are often used in a forthright way, and are an instruction for someone to do something.

Instruction to a child unwilling to wear a particular garment such as a scarf or balaclava - "Get it worn."
Instruction to a child to finish their tea - "Get it eaten."

Seen scrawled with chalk on a blackboard in a pub in Hedon - Get it Fingered.

by GYUK August 2, 2014

getting it in

having sex with the opposite member

Are you getting it in with your girlfriend?

by hiram rodriguez November 22, 2007