Definition got in British English

get (verb) get about (phrasal verb) get across (phrasal verb) get after (phrasal verb) get ahead (phrasal verb) get along (phrasal verb) get around (phrasal verb) get around to (phrasal verb) get at (phrasal verb) get away (phrasal verb) get away from (phrasal verb) get away with (phrasal verb) get back (phrasal verb) get back at (phrasal verb) get back to (phrasal verb) get back together (phrasal verb) get back with (phrasal verb) get behind (phrasal verb) get by (phrasal verb) get down (phrasal verb) get down on (phrasal verb) get down to (phrasal verb) get in (phrasal verb) get in on (phrasal verb) get in with (phrasal verb) get into (phrasal verb) get off (phrasal verb) get off on (phrasal verb) get off with (phrasal verb) get on (phrasal verb) get on at (phrasal verb) get on with (phrasal verb) get onto (phrasal verb) get out (phrasal verb) get out of (phrasal verb) get over (phrasal verb) get over with (phrasal verb) get past (phrasal verb) get round (phrasal verb) get round to (phrasal verb) get through (phrasal verb) get through to (phrasal verb) get to (phrasal verb) get together (phrasal verb) get up (phrasal verb) get up to (phrasal verb) got (verb) got () got it in one (phrase) (has the) cat got your tongue? (phrase) have (got) it coming (phrase) have (got) someone (right/just/exactly) where you want them (phrase) have (got) someone bang to rights (phrase) have (got) someone’s number (phrase) have (got) something all to yourself (phrase) have (got) something (phrase) have got (phrase) have on (phrasal verb) have/have got against (phrasal verb) how long have you got? (phrase) if you’ve got it, flaunt it (phrase) like the cat that got the cream (phrase) pull the other one (it’s got bells on) (phrase) someone’s got it bad (phrase) what have you got to say for yourself? (phrase) you have me there (phrase) you have only (got) yourself to blame (phrase) you have to laugh (phrase) you’ve got a point (phrase) you’ve got me (there) (phrase)