Idioms Beginning With G
Game of Chicken
Meaning:
A conflict situation in which neither side will back down for fear of seeming cowardly (chicken)
Get A Charley Horse
Meaning:
To develop a cramp in the arm or the leg
Get A Word In Edgewise
Meaning:
Be able to say something while someone else is talking a lot
Get Along (with Someone)
Meaning:
To have a satisfactory relationship
Get Bent Out of Shape
Meaning:
Become angry, upset
Get Carried Away
Meaning:
Become overly enthusiastic
Get In on the Ground Floor
Meaning:
Invest in or join something while it is still small
Get in Shape
Meaning:
Undertake a program of physical conditioning; exercise regularly
Get Off Scot Free
Meaning:
Be accused of wrongdoing but pay no penalty at all
Get Off Scot Free
Meaning:
Be accused of wrongdoing but pay no penalty at all
Get One’s Ducks in a Row
Meaning:
Have everything organized; get oneself organized
Get One’s Hands Dirty
Meaning:
To do the unpleasant parts of a job
Get Someone’s Goat
Meaning:
To irritate someone deeply
Get To Grips With
Meaning:
To begin to understand and deal with something
Get the Ball Rolling
Meaning:
Do something to begin a process
Get the Runaround
Meaning:
Be given an unclear or evasive answer to a question
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