Get over it... 

1. The act of moving on, if not: dropping the argument of a subject already passed.

2. An expression given from one friend to another, in other words. Telling them to shut up.

1. Azn gets booted from the Xbox Live party, infuriated over the act. He rejoins the party.

Azn: "Hey guys, I can't believe you booted me, you bk's."

Jeff: "Get over it..."

Random guy in Halo 3 dies.

RG: "That's bull, that's a headshot!!!!"

Killer: "Get over it..."
(Beats down)

2.Beebe is upset over a discovery that his friend sold GTA IV

Beebe: "Well we could play GTA IV...oh wait, Jeff doesn't have it." (Clearly upset)

Jeff: " Get over it."

Get over it... by The Moonmaster October 13, 2009

get over it 

Most people think the phrase "get over it" means to "forget

about it." If I were to forget about something in life then I would bash my head wild open with a big glass of bottle wine to erase my memory so that way I can't look back.

When we say "get over it" we are saying "Don't let the past ruin your life" or "Stop living in the past and stick with the current event."

Friend: My ancestors were the victims of Halocaust

Me: That was the past, get over it.

Friend: But I don't wanna forget about it.

Me: No, I meant don't let the past screw up your life.

get over it by PepsiMonday December 21, 2010

get over it 

knock off of "deal with it"

deal with it!
get over it!

get over it by debhhmjgfjgfmxfnj January 28, 2008

Get over it 

A phrase often said with sarcasm to someone without thinking of their feelings/reactions

Wife:You have been wanking when I have been out havent you?
Husband:Get over it

Get over it by jools22 September 2, 2008

Get over it 

Get over it: A term used by people against in reaction to a bitter feeling towards a reality

Liverpool Supporter: Manchester United were lucky to win the league

Response: Get over it!

Get over it by Lensyat June 10, 2011

Get Over It 

A cliche used when there is indecisive action which limits one's ability to function. It can be used to encourage one to get over a hurdle and move on, or to accept a loss.

The president's Chief of staff. told the Democrats to Get Over It, in the most confusing way. On the one hand, he provided significant new and clarification of old evidence of at least 2 of the most indefensible impeachable offenses. On the other hand, he seemed to be saying to America this as the new normal.

Get Over It by mlhiss October 20, 2019

Get over it 

You should build a bridge, build a house next to the bridge, put a chair next to the house and watch the bridge every day, so you know you've gotten over it.

My phone fell in my tea...oh well i'll get over it

Get over it by Azizsgirl March 11, 2009