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get it twisted 

to misperceive or misunderstand something. to draw the wrong conclusion.
Don't get it twisted... We're not together.
get it twisted by Crystal Puff September 22, 2005

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

don't get it twisted 

Don't get it wrong, don't be confused about it
I just wanted to help you, don't get it twisted!
don't get it twisted by Manù April 26, 2006

dont get it twisted 

A saying ofen used when somebody is jumping to conclutions or placing the blame on some body els
"dont get it twisted i aint been no were near your shop nickin no cider mate" or " why you sayin that iv been smoking wen i aint mother ur a derrked dont get it twisted"
dont get it twisted by pukkaC October 31, 2007

Don't Get It Twisted 

It means dont make the situation Worse then what it really is Aka Dont over React
Dude Me and your Girl Were Just Chillin Don't Get it Twisted
Don't Get It Twisted by Mrjoe2you November 13, 2011
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