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Contexts ▼▲ Verb Past tense for to come into possession of Past tense for to receive or be sent something Past tense for to reach a specified state or condition Past tense for to catch or apprehend someone Past tense for to travel by or catch some form of transportation Past tense for to catch a disease or illness Past tense for to be afflicted with something unfortunate Past tense for to discern what somebody is saying Past tense for to comprehend what someone is saying Past tense for to go somewhere, typically with some degree of difficulty Past tense for to begin doing something Past tense for to induce someone to do something Past tense for to have an opportunity, or an intention, to arrive at a specified outcome Past tense for to seek retribution (informal, usually used in simple past form "got") Past tense for to baffle someone, typically in a discussion or debate (usually used in third person form "gets") Past tense for to annoy or irritate (usually used in third person form "gets") Past tense for to confound or perplex someone Past tense for to acquire complete knowledge or skill in Past tense for to pick up or fetch something Past tense for to earn or be paid Past tense for to make contact with, typically by telephone Past tense for to arrive at after searching, study, or effort Past tense for to attain through effort Past tense for to take hold off forcibly Past tense for to be victorious, typically as revenge for a previous defeat Past tense for to move into a desired direction of discourse Past tense for to have or undergo a change of physical features and attributes Past tense for to kill or execute Past tense for to prepare or arrange for (something) Past tense for to engender offspring Past tense for to trick successfully Noun A weapon that uses explosive powder to propel a projectile often made of lead A device that heats or provides heat A stringed musical instrument with a fretted fingerboard and six strings … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ Past tense for to come into possession of acquired obtained came by came to have come to have came into possession of come into possession of received gained earned won came into come into came in for come in for took possession of taken possession of took receipt of taken receipt of bought boughten purchased procured possessed oneself of secured gathered collected picked up appropriated amassed built up hooked netted landed achieved attained got hold of gotten hold of got your hands on gotten your hands on grabbed bagged got one's mitts on scored snagged gleaned nabbed collared had copped latched onto racked up accessed locked up swang swung swungen inherited “I would like to get a new laptop as my current one is starting to break down.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to receive or be sent something received picked up accepted delivery of collected procured secured took delivery of taken delivery of took receipt of taken receipt of “I expect to get the item I purchased from eBay in the mail soon.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to reach a specified state or condition became becomed become becomen grew grown turned went gone came to be come to be ran run got to be waxed “The food will get stale if you leave it out in the open for too long.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to catch or apprehend someone apprehended caught arrested captured seized took taken took prisoner taken prisoner took captive taken captive took into custody taken into custody detained put in jail threw in jail thrown in jail put behind bars imprisoned incarcerated collared grabbed nabbed nailed pinched busted picked up pulled in hauled in did done felt your collar nicked laid hold of “The authorities would finally get their man after months of investigative work.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to travel by or catch some form of transportation travelled by travelled in travelled on journeyed by journeyed in journeyed on took taken caught used made use of utilisedUK utilizedUS “We can either get a bus or a taxi to reach our destination.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to catch a disease or illness succumbed to developed developt came down with come down with sickened for fell victim to fallen victim to became infected by become infected by became infected with become infected with caught contracted became ill with become ill with became sick with become sick with fell ill with fallen ill with fell sick with fallen sick with showed symptoms of shown symptoms of went down with gone down with took ill with taken ill with suffered from took sick with taken sick with “You can get a cold or flu if you are in close contact with someone who is carrying the virus.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to be afflicted with something unfortunate experienced suffered underwent undergone sustained felt had endured went through gone through been through incurred “He would get a leg injury after an accident while playing football.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to discern what somebody is saying heard recognisedUK recognizedUS discerned distinguished made out picked out perceived followed ascertained kept up with picked up determined identified took in taken in apperceived apprehended caught on to took notice of taken notice of conceived dug grokked knew known sensed tumbled to “She spoke in a hushed voice, and I could barely get what she was saying.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to comprehend what someone is saying understood comprehended grasped saw seen took in taken in fathomed followed puzzled out worked out perceived apprehended got to the bottom of gotten to the bottom of unraveledUS unravelledUK deciphered got the drift of caught on to latched on to made head or tail of figured out got the picture gotten the picture got the message gotten the message appreciated registered twigged sussed out assimilated sussed was cognizant of were cognizant of been cognizant of cognized conceived of cottoned on to decoded deduced digested discerned envisaged got the drift gotten the drift got your head round intuited latched onto made sense of picked up recognisedUK recognizedUS savvied was aware of were aware of been aware of noticed “He started speaking incoherently, and I did not get what he was trying to say.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to go somewhere, typically with some degree of difficulty arrived reached came come comen made it turned up appeared approached entered came along come along materialisedUK materializedUS showed up came up come up showed shown presented oneself rolled in came on the scene come on the scene dropped in made an appearance popped in put in an appearance rolled up blew in blown in bobbed up checked in clocked in popped up showed your face shown your face “Let's get dressed now so we can get there early for a change.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to begin doing something began begun started commenced set about got down set out started out “We need to get working if we do not want to miss our deadline.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to induce someone to do something persuaded induced prevailed on coaxed convinced influenced cajoled encouraged talked round motivated enticed inveigled impelled prevailed upon incited inclined talked into won over brought around caused seduced stimulated swayed wheedled converted moved sold “We need to come up with a plan to get the kids to eat their vegetables.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to have an opportunity, or an intention, to arrive at a specified outcome contrived arranged found a way engineered a way managed succeeded in organisedUK organizedUS worked it fixt it compassed coordinated designed maneuveredUS manoeuvredUK succeeded wangled “After months of planning, I would finally get to travel to South America.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to seek retribution took revenge on taken revenge on exacted revenge on wreaked revenge on avenged oneself took vengeance on taken vengeance on got even with settled a score with settled the score with paid back paid out payed out retaliated against retaliated on got back at gotten back at took reprisals against taken reprisals against exacted retribution gave someone their just deserts given someone their just deserts gave someone a dose of their own medicine given someone a dose of their own medicine gave someone a taste of their own medicine given someone a taste of their own medicine gave like for like given like for like returned like for like gave tit for tat given tit for tat took an eye for an eye taken an eye for an eye took an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth taken an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth gave someone their comeuppance given someone their comeuppance got revenge on got your own back on “He's coming to get me because I inadvertently insulted his pet cat.” Verb ▲ (informal, usually used in simple past form "got") Past tense for to baffle someone, typically in a discussion or debate baffled nonplussed perplexed puzzled bewildered mystified bemused confused confounded disconcerted threw thrown setted someone thinking flummoxed discombobulated fazed stumped beat beaten foxed made someone scratch their head floored fogged wildered gravelledUK graveledUS amazed dumbfounded mazed stupefied caused to be at a stand posed stuck it to “The professor would get his interviewer by pointing out that her questions were actually an exercise in self-projection.” Verb ▲ (usually used in third person form "gets") Past tense for to annoy or irritate annoyed irritated exasperated angered irked vexed vext inflamed put out nettled needled provoked incensed infuriated maddened rubbed up the wrong way aggravated peeved miffed riled got to gotten to hacked off gave someone the hump given someone the hump drove mad driven mad drove crazy driven crazy drove nuts driven nuts made someone see red wound up agitated bothered bugged narked got across gotten across teed off perturbed ticked off displeased ate eaten grated ruffled burned up burnt up chafed disturbed frustrated enraged galled fired up upset got in your hair got on one's nerves gotten on one's nerves got on your nerves gotten on your nerves got someone's wick got under your skin gotten under your skin got up someone's nose gotten up someone's nose got your back up gotten your back up got your dander up got your goat got your hackles up gotten your hackles up gnawed gnew gnawn harried made somebody's hackles rise made your blood boil rattled someone's cage ruffled one's feathers tried your patience “People who walk slowly in front of me really get me.” Verb ▲ (usually used in third person form "gets") Past tense for to confound or perplex someone baffled bewildered perplexed confounded mystified puzzled bemused confused flummoxed vexed vext addled bamboozled beat beaten befogged befuddled disoriented fuddled discombobulated “Her strange behavior would get me.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to acquire complete knowledge or skill in mastered learnedUS learntUK grasped picked up acquired comprehended understood became competent in become competent in became expert in become expert in became proficient at become proficient at became proficient in become proficient in became skilled at become skilled at became versed become versed excelled in gained mastery of got down cold gotten down cold got down pat gotten down pat got the hang of gotten the hang of got the knack of gotten the knack of got to grips with gotten to grips with knew inside out known inside out learnt the ropes “Russian is such a hard language to learn. It took me ten years to finally get it.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to pick up or fetch something fetched collected went for gone for called for picked up brought carried delivered conveyed ferried transported escorted conducted leaded led ushered gave a lift to given a lift to gave a ride to given a ride to went to get gone to get “Could you get your brother from the train station later today?” Verb ▲ Past tense for to earn or be paid earned received a salary of took home taken home took home earnings of taken home earnings of brought in made received collected cleared grossed pocketed banked raked in pulled in hauled in netted bagged brought home drew drawn procured pulled down reaped reapt scraped together “If I accept this job, I will get twenty percent more than my current salary.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to make contact with, typically by telephone contacted got in touch with gotten in touch with communicated with made contact with reached phoned called rang up rung up radioed spoke to spoken to talked to got on to gotten on to got hold of gotten hold of “William, could you get Harry and ask if he and Meghan will be free this weekend for a cup of tea?” Verb ▲ Past tense for to arrive at after searching, study, or effort ascertained determined descried detected found fand founden found out tracked down learnedUS learntUK turned up dug out dug up discovered dredged up ferreted out hit upon hunted down located nosed out rooted out rummaged ran down run down scared up scouted up “After several hours of research, I would finally get the answer to the crossword puzzle.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to attain through effort earned attained acquired drew drawn bagged gained reaped reapt secured garnered landed made obtained brought in captured came by knocked down procured pulled down realisedUK realizedUS won “After years of hard work and training, he would get a gold medal at the Olympics.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to take hold off forcibly grabbed bagged seized snagged captured landed nabbed nailed snapped up snared snatched caught collared corralled glommed grappled hooked netted rapped trapped “I need to get that last cookie in the jar before anyone else does!” Verb ▲ Past tense for to be victorious, typically as revenge for a previous defeat beat beaten defeated bested won against prevailed over surmounted triumphed over dispatched licked took taken conquered got around gotten around mastered overbore overborne overcame overcome overmatched skunked stopped subdued trimmed upended “We may have lost, but this playoff series isn't over. We will get them in the next match.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to move into a desired direction of discourse drove drave driven druv aimed steered led to moved toward “Everyone here is missing the point I am trying to get at.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to have or undergo a change of physical features and attributes developed developt produced formed established introduced “I would get a rash as a result of the incredibly dry weather.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to kill or execute assassinated executed killed took out taken out bumped off dispatched knocked off murdered put away whacked did in done in iced liquidated neutralisedUK neutralizedUS offed rubbed out slew slayed slain snuffed terminated “The mob will come to get you if you ever cross them.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to prepare or arrange for (something) prepared cooked made put together assembled mustered dished up concocted fixt fixed rustled up fixed up knocked up “It's now time to get dinner.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to engender offspring begot begat begotten engendered sired brought forth fathered generated mothered “John would get four daughters.” Verb ▲ Past tense for to trick successfully caught out tricked “Just lie to our boss and call in sick. It tends to get him all the time.” Noun ▲ A weapon that uses explosive powder to propel a projectile often made of lead gun firearm handgun piece pistol revolver weapon shooter heat rod arm roscoe heater blaster cannon shotgun musket rifle equaliserUK equalizerUS flintlock hardware howitzer magnum peashooter persuader Uzi thirty-eight forty-five small arm shooting iron Saturday-night special derringer automatic Webley Luger Colt six-shooter side arm Browning automatic automatic pistol Saturday night special armament sidearm cheap handgun carbine fusil glock more ❯ Noun ▲ A device that heats or provides heat heater radiator warmer convector fire boiler brazier etna fastball furnace geyser oven stove storage heater convector heater electric heater fan heater gas heater water heater block heater chip heater electric fire immersion heater space heater room heater grill open fire Noun ▲ A stringed musical instrument with a fretted fingerboard and six strings guitar six-string axUS axeUK ukulele banjo lute archtop sitar uke chordophone fretboard oud pipa tanbur string instrument acoustic guitar electric guitar classical guitar Spanish guitar musical instrument qin-pipa Find more words! 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