get
/get/Definitions
1. verb
to come into possession of something; to acquire
“I tried to get a good seat at the concert.”
2. verb
to receive or obtain something, especially as an effect of a particular action
“The plant will get plenty of sunlight in the summer.”
3. verb
to seize or take hold of something
“The dog will get the ball if you throw it.”
4. verb
to understand or comprehend something
“I’m trying to get what he’s saying in this complex sentence.”
5. verb
to obtain something for someone
“Can you get me a glass of water?”
6. noun
a feeling or impression that one gets from something
“I got a bad feeling from his tone of voice.”
7. noun
a way of doing something
“I got a new method for solving the math problem.”
8. preposition
in the direction of; on the way to
“The store is down the street, get there quickly.”
9. interjection
used to express surprise or excitement
“Get out of here, that’s amazing!”
10. adverb
used to indicate the means of getting something
“She got it online.”