get

obtain, receive, acquire

I can get $10 for selling my guitar.

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get

1. to leave immediately
2. to hurry up, get on with one's task.

1. "Hurry on, get!"
2. "I told them to get"

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get

This word is often used to scare someone or something away; shoo.

"You ain't got nothing here, you ole crackhead," said the old lady. "Get!"

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get

Can sometimes mean to kiss, make-out, snog or just 'hook-up' with someone.

BOY: do you wanna get now?
GIRL: yeah, ok
(smooching noises ensue)

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get

An infuriating thing that American people say, which makes NO sense.

Proper English says May I have. May I get is also wrong, unless you want to go and physically fetch the item.

Can I get a latte?
Can I get an Extra Fat Burger, with Extra-super-size fries?

NO YOU CANNOT 'GET' ANYTHING

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get

verb: to steal/shoplift

this is normally used in a place of business to covertly express your intentions to a friend. Used in place of other more specific words like "Buy" or "Purchase" or "Steal".

Hey I think I'm going to "get" this CD.

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get

To succeed, or to accomplish your goals

Dave: "How was your job interview Andy?"
Andy: "Get!"

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