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get at
1a. "I'll see ya tomorrow Dave"
"Yeah, get at me"
1b. "Have you talked to Bobby?"
"Nah, haven't seen him in a while."
"You should get at him"
2. "That girl is so fucking sexy, I'mma get at her."
"Yeah, get at me"
1b. "Have you talked to Bobby?"
"Nah, haven't seen him in a while."
"You should get at him"
2. "That girl is so fucking sexy, I'mma get at her."
get at by Douglas Teel November 24, 2007
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Get at me
Get at me by PERPLEXED60 September 4, 2018
Get at My Level
just like get on my level, but ten times more gansta.
An expression used to denote superiority over others. Someone who is so good at something they have their own level of skill.
An expression used to denote superiority over others. Someone who is so good at something they have their own level of skill.
Phil: Yo, what did you get on the math test?
Anthony: I got a 110, hbu?
Phil: dam, i only got a 90
Anthony: GET AT MY LEVEL!
Anthony: I got a 110, hbu?
Phil: dam, i only got a 90
Anthony: GET AT MY LEVEL!
Get at My Level by DA SENSAI September 1, 2010
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