Get it Get it

A positive statement to pump someone up like a cheerleader. To achieve a goal. Reinforcement on the repetitive notion to achieve maximal greatness at the task at hand.

Kelli "I'm takin' two cookies"
Jami "Get it Get it!!"

by JaKell September 21, 2015

dont stop, get it get it

a term used by premiere dance of hillsborough to scream at dances whilst at a competition.

Spitfire comes on:
person 1: get em girls!
person 2: ow ow!
savannah: DONT STOP, GET IT GET IT!

by premiere dance of boro kids May 3, 2010

bro-get-it

Tellin' yer bro to "forget it, all is forgiven", in a bro-type of way.

Dammit! I forgot about tonight's party & made other plans but I'll cancel them. Just bro-get-it dude, see you there!

by Starchylde July 1, 2016

Get it out the mud

To work hard towards success helplessly and endure hardship, thrift, starvation and/or sleepless days and nights; to achieve one’s goals through unconventional, often illicit methods

After selling water bottles and loose cigarettes for months, the homeless ex-con saved up for his new apartment and found employment soon after. He really had to get it out the mud.

by Buy XRP August 15, 2021

Don't get it twisted

Don't get the wrong idea.

Don't get it twisted:

Do not get it twisted. Do not gamble. Do not start. Gambling is entertainment and entertainment only. You won't break even. You won't win. You won't do any of that. You understand? You will only go into debt and ruin your fucking life. I do this cause I fucking love it. I do it all the time. It's entertainment for people who can afford it. And that's it. YOU WILL LOSE. I'm losing. Do you understand? I AM DOWN MILLIONS

by bork152 June 5, 2022

can like, get it

when you see someone who you think is fine and you wanna smash them. typically commented on instagram posts.

“i mean she’s old, but she can like, get it.”

by 1aljn July 15, 2018

get it roond you

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).

The score clearly says Rangers won 2-NIL. Get it roond you ya Howfin bawbag!

by BigBlackGuy August 23, 2007