by tg_c4 April 04, 2009
To have a fun or entertaining time with, usually as compensation for a period of extended separation between two or more people.
When you come visit me at college, we'll get it in.
I haven't seen you guys in a minute. We should get it in this weekend!
I haven't seen you guys in a minute. We should get it in this weekend!
by litfuse January 10, 2008
by Luminiferous Aether February 27, 2010
The verb GET is a synonym for to obtain. Right.
To GET GET would therefore mean to OBTAIN OBTAIN.
Now the verb GET GET is a slightly downgraded, less elderly offensive, and actively 007ish combination for GETTING SOMEONE or even, with the appropriate low rise intonation, GETTING LAID.
Now spread the gospel (when you're not get getting, that goes without saying.)
To GET GET would therefore mean to OBTAIN OBTAIN.
Now the verb GET GET is a slightly downgraded, less elderly offensive, and actively 007ish combination for GETTING SOMEONE or even, with the appropriate low rise intonation, GETTING LAID.
Now spread the gospel (when you're not get getting, that goes without saying.)
Did you get get her / him yesterday?
I so need to get get.
Get getting is a fact of life.
Can you just keep your mind off get getting for once?
How about we got got?
I so need to get get.
Get getting is a fact of life.
Can you just keep your mind off get getting for once?
How about we got got?
by LizzieBennet December 15, 2010
A positive statement to pump someone up like a cheerleader. To achieve a goal. Reinforcement on the repetitive notion to achieve maximal greatness at the task at hand.
by JaKell August 14, 2015