Get

Definition of get:

part of speech: verb

To obtain; procure; win; gain; acquire; receive; deserve; realize; learn; prevail upon.

part of speech: verb

To obtain; learn; win; beget.

part of speech: participle

Got, gotten.

part of speech: verb

To arrive or put one's self in any place, state, or condition: to become:- pr. p. getting; pa. t. got; pa. p. got, ( obs.) gotten. GET AT, to reach: GET OFF, to escape: GET ON, to proceed, advance: GET OVER, to surmount: GET THROUGH, to finish: GET UP, to arise, to ascend.

part of speech: participle

Getting.

part of speech: participle

Got or getten.

part of speech: noun

Got.

part of speech: verb

To arrive; move; become.

part of speech: verb

To obtain: to beget offspring: to learn: to persuade: ( B.) to betake, to carry.

part of speech: verb

To arrive at; become; find time, opportunity, etc.; depart quickly; procreate.

part of speech: participle

Got or getton.

Usage examples for get:

• And what are you going to get with that? "The Slaves of the Padishah", Mór Jókai.

• " I don't get it," Parker said. "Sinister Paradise", Robert Moore Williams.

• Where did you get it from? "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers", Georg Ebers.

• Where do I get 'em from? "Phineas Redux", Anthony Trollope.