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Before Ze Germans Get here

(Idiom) You are working too slow.

The base is rather obviously World War Two, and the source is southern Britain, flooded by fleeing French with a Ze accent. The term was used by British towards French to make them work faster so there was a hope of liberation.

Come on Pierre, before ze germans get here we need that milk crate!

by Kung-Fu Jesus May 10, 2004

231๐Ÿ‘ 59๐Ÿ‘Ž


get over here

What Scorpion (Mortal Kombat Ninja) saids when shooting out a rope with a tipped Kunai at the end that impales itself in his victims allowing him to pull them closer to him for a free hit.

Scorpion-"Get over here" (shoots kunai)
Eg.Sub Zero-(pulled towards Scorpion)
Scorpion-(Upper cuts the shit out of Sub Zero)

by TheRealTricko June 19, 2006

405๐Ÿ‘ 29๐Ÿ‘Ž


get outta here

It means "get out of here !" or I don't believe you, you are kidding me !

Man : I can crack my nose!
Woman: Get outta here! "means I don't believe you!"
Man 2: You are not so funny!
Woman 2: Get outta here! "means leave this place, I don't like you!"

by Al Fata Al Tayer September 22, 2015

49๐Ÿ‘ 14๐Ÿ‘Ž


get this on here.

this means, i dont even have a word on this, just get this to be on urban dictionary. Please work.

'get this on here.' we need it on the dictionary

by unknown.photography March 6, 2020


Yea, get outta here!

When a second person (who usually is a kid or a whimp) says when someone seems to have more of a mental & physical power over you. They tell you to leave because of a particular problem.

Don: "you don't pick on my younger brother, GET OUT OF HERE!"

Lil Joey: "Yea, get outta here!"

by T.Wilson November 27, 2012

173๐Ÿ‘ 7๐Ÿ‘Ž


Get Oodie in here

Get Oodie in here is an endearing way to express your fondness for a pet / friend or any specific thing that you miss and are currently without. You can replace 'Oodie' with other names too.

*two friends while out at a museum*
Minte: "Get Oodie in here"
Kiert: "Yeah, get Oodie in here, I wish she could walk around with us"
Minte: "Yes, I wonder what she'd be like or how she'd react to this sculpture"

(Oodie = cat in this scenario)

by Gooerbeeps111 February 19, 2022


get out of here

Same approach with a minimum of probabilities

Two people are talking for a while with out knowing each other, and then they fund out they were born in the same town or they went to the same High School.
When they become aware say: Get out of here!

by Joe November 29, 2004

256๐Ÿ‘ 104๐Ÿ‘Ž