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Get Fit Stage
the period of time usualy at 14-17 when a female (or male) teenager changes from an annoying adolescant idiot to a relativly good looking person
this is usualy most apparent in some females
this is usualy most apparent in some females
bob: hey have you seen claire lately?
jon: yeah she's got well hot lately
Derik: she's clearly been through a "get fit stage"
jon: yeah she's got well hot lately
Derik: she's clearly been through a "get fit stage"
Get Fit Stage by Readybreck September 19, 2009
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get in where i fit in
a phrase meaning literally -- Im just trying to do MY thang - usually seeking empathy from another person or person(s) or attempting to justify one's actions or words. see also: I'm just trying to handle my biz, minding my biz.
get in where i fit in by Randomidous® October 9, 2005
Get in where I can fit in
Get in where I can fit in by Brittany V. Young February 11, 2007
get fitted
get fitted by HighSocietyEG February 13, 2003
Get these ‘fits off.
This is a phrase to describe someone with drip/someone who is stylish and can pull outfits off aka “get ‘fits off”.
Get these ‘fits off. by G love April 26, 2025
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