Getmesost
noun
See Gjetöst cheese
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- Get mileage out of
Make use of, obtain service from, as in The chorus got a lot of mileage out of that publicity, or You won’t get much mileage out of that old TV set. This expression alludes to the number of miles of travel yielded by a given amount of fuel, a tire, or other auto equipment. [ […]
- Get naked
verb phrase To have a good time; really enjoy oneself; jam, party (1980s+)
- Get nowhere
Also, not get anywhere. Make no progress, as in I’ve tried to put this together, but I’m getting nowhere with it. This expression is sometimes intensified as get nowhere fast, as in I tried phoning but got nowhere fast. [ Early 1900s ] Also see: get there
- Get off scot-free
see: get off , def. 4.
- Get nowhere fast
verb phrase To make no progress whatever; be stuck: He was getting nowhere fast and was more depressed (1920s+)