Idioms
get off (someone's) back
to leave someone alone and not bother him or her
I wish that my supervisor would get off my back.
get off easy
get off on the wrong foot (with someone or something)
get off one's butt
get off one's high horse
get off the ground
get off the hook
get off to a flying start
get on (someone's) nerves
get on (someone) to do (something)
get on in years
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from the word go
circle the wagons
flirt with the idea of (doing something)
lend color to (something)
knock (someone) dead
burst out crying/laughing/singing
in on (something/a secret)
face up to (something)
word of mouth
like two peas in a pod
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