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you get me 

Used by urban "yoots" as an alternative to "you know what I mean".

Generally an indication that the person delivering the phrase should be the subject of police interrogation as it is likely that they will be the latest contributor to britain's knife culture.
TV Interviewer: Does anyone you know carry a knife?
yoot: Yeah man, all da kids is carrying knives, innit. For protection, you get me?
you get me by ben_jammin March 21, 2007
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you get me tight

When someone is upset for others actions
Every time I fail that bitch Miss.Knight class I just sit there like you get me tight .
you get me tight by Thotty1129 April 20, 2015

you get me so tight 

getting your butthole tight. nothing like a good butt clenching.
definitely not about being upset at something.
Oh you get me so tight. (my butt is getting tight)

do you get me

A query you ask someone after stating a joke that they don't get
Louis: "hey sophie did you hear that half life 3 comes out february 29th, 2019"
Sohpie: "oh wow that's awesome"
Louis: "sophie do you get me 2019 doesn't have a february 29th"
do you get me by buy me free games October 8, 2018

Can you get me a 20 dollar gift card for the app store 

Can you get me a 20 dollar gift card for the app store
"HEY MOM Can you get me a 20 dollar gift card for the app store "

raah sick you get me 

when you've dominated a situation, and every bitch knows!
I absolutely smashed that test, raah sick you get me!

This caviar is delightful, raah sick you get me!

I just met James Hancock, raah sick you get me!

Sophie do you get me 

When Sophie doesn't get you
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