Get a head start
see: head start
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- Get a hinge at
verb phrase To look at; glance at: I only write you letters instead of getting a hinge at your kisser/ a fast hinge at the sodden courtyard [1930s+; perhaps fr the action of turning the head, as if on a hinge]
- Get a hump on
verb phrase To speed up; hurry; get busy; get a move on: Get a hump on with that assignment, OK? (1890s+)
- Get a hustle on
Related Terms get a move on
- Get a kick out of
verb phrase To enjoy immensely; take great pleasure in: I sure get a kick out of the way you guys kid each other along/ I get a kick out of you (1903+) see: get a bang out of
- Get a line on
Also, have a line on. Acquire information about something or someone, come to know. For example, Sue got a line on some possible tennis partners, or The realtor has a line on a number of vacant apartments. Similarly, give someone a line on means “provide information about,” as in The librarian gave me a line […]