To get muddy in the pond

Describes a situation during a conversation between a person from the UK and the US where a word or phrase is misunderstood or not understood.

To get muddy in the pond:

I asked him if he fancied a cuppa and he looked at me like I was mad. The question got muddy in the pond.

by Wavles March 3, 2020

Get a life

Getting a life means stopping looking at what others do in their life, and finding something yours to focus on to forget and stop interfering in none of your business.

You need to get a life before it is too late. Do like me and start getting a life.

by Bentour June 14, 2022

do not get cheesed

Famous term used by the world's best bowser, LeoN

LeoN jumped from the ledge, he warned you earlier, "Do not get cheesed"

by W1LFRD May 17, 2021

Lets get this bread

let's get this bread refers to making money (because money=dough and dough=bread)

Ryan walked into work and greeted his buddy Jacob by saying ¨Yoooo!!! Lets get this bread¨

by shaquille oatmeal April 12, 2019

Getting couple scrolls in

Phrase used to describe the act of picking up a mobile phone, opening a social media app, and casually scrolling through the feed a few times. Often implies a brief, habitual check-in on social media content.

Every time I hand my friend my phone to show a funny TikTok video, he ends up getting couple scrolls in before actually watching it.

by moneytea August 16, 2025

get back shadrack

Get back shadrack = shadrack meaning gloomy or sad so get back shadrack= keep it lively or cheer up

Get back shadrack come out with us it going to be fun.

by Mali pirate February 25, 2024

Getting in a Sherwood

An immediate boiling over of emotions at the news someone else now has the girl of your dreams. A combination of anger, jealousy and childish behaviour ensues and is normally ended with a deleting her from your social media and contact list!

Oh, check him, he’s getting in a Sherwood cos CJ is now Facebook official with Stu!

by STUG76 February 13, 2023