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• Get out from under

  verb phrase To extricate oneself from troubles, esp financial troubles: They’ll never get out from under that debt (1875+) see: out from under

• Get out of dodge

  verb phrase to depart a location Examples After the graffiti, they got out of Dodge. Word Origin fr Dodge City, Kansas, part of a cliche from old Westerns about the town Usage Note slang verb phrase To depart a location: Hurricane’s coming. I’m getting out of Dodge [fr Dodge City, Kansas, part of a cliche […]

• Get out of the gate

  verb phrase To start; get under way; get off the block: I think it was important to get out of the gate quickly [1980s+ fr horse racing; fr the starting gate of a horse track]

• Get outside of

  verb phrase To eat or drink heartily: as he got outside of a bowl of chili (1888+)

• Get out of the way

  see: out of the way

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