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View definitions for get on

get on

verb as in mount

verb as in cope, progress

verb as in be compatible

verb as in put clothing on

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Mr Clarke said he got on with his dance partner "immediately" and that he has enjoyed doing something his family can enjoy.

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The players get on better with the media.

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While the Eagles lost their unblemished record, one previously winless team finally got on the board—and it was another highly unlikely outcome.

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“It’s about getting on base as much as you can, and hopefully you put a few balls in the seats,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said.

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So the 62-year-old from Arizona made a spreadsheet comparing the perks he was getting on each card against his own spending.

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