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Used without any context by some Lecturers in Irish colleges. Generally an average 0.9 times a minute. Usually folled by a spate of "Into it","On top of it","Over It",
The next type of contract is a Bills of quantity contract onto it and into it we will put onto it some figures into it for the price of certain jobs onto it that are related to engineering works. On top of it and over it there are also many other types of engineering contracts into it.
into It by Onto it October 17, 2006
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Lean into it

The act of embracing something, or a situation, by using it to empower yourself. To “lean into” something is to own it, to cast off disparagement. You move forward and deal with it with unhindered confidence, casting off concerns and cares.

Instead of letting a shortcoming hold you back, you find acceptance in the situation, perhaps even going as far as to pride yourself on it. “Leaning into it” may even imply doing more of the “thing” in question, or highlighting it, as a means to overpower it and have it no longer be deemed a weakness or unfortunate hangup.

The phrase may have risen itself from the physical act of bracing yourself against an impacting force, in the same way a person may tighten their stand against an incoming tidal wave.
"He was often self conscious about having red hair, but recently he decided to lean into it and really prided himself on it being his look."
Lean into it by doomsdaychest April 20, 2018

Pour your schlong into it 

When you are not nice to the barista he will prepare your beverage and pass it behind his apron and quickly dip his schlong into it. Because he is wearing an apron you can not see that his schlong was hanging out all the time. He will also give you decaff instead of regular.
Pour your schlong into it, one dip at a time.

Yuh get into it 

Yuh get into it is a meme on tiktok which means yesss do that shit
*Bill dancing*
Shawna: “yuh get into it”

get into it

when you are feeling good and you want people to tune in on you.
(feeling good and look good)yeah get into it!
get into it by AniyahB06 May 21, 2020

Look into it...

When Eddie Bravo's (Joe Rogan friend and also appearing in his podcasts) advising you to "look into it", you know sh*t just got real! Don't believe me? Look into it.
Is the Earth flat? I don't know!.. but did you know that NASA was founded by former Nazi's? Look into it...

raped into it

A variation of the phrase "roped into it" used to stress that you were obligated to do something or had no choice in the matter.
I didn't want to join book club, but she raped me into it.

I had to work today. I didn't want to, but I was raped into it.
raped into it by Easy Bake Oven June 18, 2010
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28 hours and 4 clubs later, gurning for england but still refusing to go home - a total wrongun!!
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