Gets: Gay, Eye, Tired, Syndrome. Gets is a common disease found when you are having a good time and your eyes fail you but your body is pumping with adrenaline. Also it is known as THE FUN CRUSHER

"Hey Callum ive got Gets :("

" ohh damn shall we hit the bales then "
" yes i guess we have to "
" DAMN YOU GAY EYES!"

Gets by oblibbyjob July 25, 2009

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Gets

Filipino-English slang from the verb "to get". This means: to understand a certain idea or process. Originally from the phrase "I get it" or "he gets it".

A: Oh, did you get how I managed to sell to her?
B: Yeah, gets.

in Filipino
A: Oh, naintindihan mo ba kung paano ako nagbenta sa kanya?
B: Oo, gets naman.

Gets by Hay Nako August 16, 2021

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gets

A dangerous function that should never be used

If you use gets() you will invoke Undefined Behavior

gets by anonymous February 2, 2022

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Gets up my nose

An expression of annoyance or disgust from the South West of England, and can be applied to just about anything from physical objects and people to ideas and opinions. It originated quite literally from something getting into the nasal passages and causing pain, irritation and aggravation. From there its use expanded to cover just about anything that causes annoyance, exasperation or discomfort. It is now used widely throughout the UK.

That twat Malcolm really gets up my nose.

Gets up my nose by AKACroatalin June 22, 2015

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gets me

1) To make an individual emotional. Whether happy, angry, sad, et cetera.
Also known as gets to me. This is a vague term, so you will have to make a judgement call as to what emotion they are trying to convey.

2) This term can also mean to Understand. Can be phrased as a question. Also known as get me.

1) That song, Angel of the Morning, really gets me when I'm having a hard day. (This is an example of sadness.)

2) Paul and I really click - He actually gets me.
OR
I've been talking this entire time, are you even getting me?

gets me by Koroshiya December 28, 2005