Idioms
get behind (a person or idea)
to support or help someone or something
Many people wanted to get behind the candidate who promised to cut taxes.
get better
get better (at something)
get busy
get by (on something)
get carried away
get close to (someone)
get close to (something)
get cold feet
get cracking
get down to (something)
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get through (something)
hand over (someone or something) to (someone)
no great shakes
rake (someone) over the coals
on the tip of one's tongue
come to
get ahead of (oneself)
like lambs to the slaughter
take the bull by the horns
jump through a hoop
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