get a move on


something your parents say, especially when you’re running late for school or soccer practice.
“come on, kids, let’s get a move on!!” — your dad
similar to “put a fire under it,” “let’s move/get going,” or “get the lead out”…meaning to hurry. as mentioned above, it is usually used by parents, dads in particular.
“stop dawdling or you’ll be late for school. now quit lollygagging and let’s get a move on!”

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