Definition of get:

part of speech: participle

Got or getten.

part of speech: participle

Got or getton.

part of speech: verb

To obtain; learn; win; beget.

part of speech: noun

Got.

part of speech: verb

To arrive; move; become.

Common misspellings * :

• fet (0.9%)
• cet (0.1%)
• ae (0.1%)
• het (3.1%)
• gret (1.0%)
• det (0.4%)
• gots (0.1%)
• aget (0.1%)
• gew (0.1%)
• gea (0.1%)
• gonna (0.1%)
• thet (0.1%)
• gt (10.3%)
• gid (0.2%)
• getgo (0.2%)
• gte (3.5%)
• iget (0.6%)
• reseave (0.1%)
• gettin (0.2%)
• geta (0.8%)
• gey (1.5%)
• resive (0.1%)
• gat (5.6%)
• wein (0.1%)
• l (0.1%)
• gett (5.8%)
• geat (0.6%)
• getto (0.2%)
• brung (0.2%)
• geto (0.2%)
• gen (0.4%)
• t (0.1%)
• geet (2.1%)
• gwt (1.0%)
• gewt (0.9%)
• gete (0.7%)
• getted (0.4%)
• cen (0.1%)
• tet (0.1%)
• git (3.2%)
• ber (0.1%)
• ket (0.6%)
• retirve (0.1%)
• canget (0.1%)
• gety (0.3%)
• guet (0.3%)
• ger (6.7%)
• ge (30.4%)
• ged (0.2%)
• 4get (0.2%)
• gaet (0.6%)
• grt (1.0%)
• gest (0.5%)
• egt (2.3%)
• dget (0.2%)
• gedt (0.2%)
• gert (3.6%)
• geth (0.5%)
• getr (2.3%)
• getv (0.2%)
• gfet (0.2%)
• gget (1.0%)
• ghet (1.2%)
• gort (0.1%)
• gwet (0.6%)
• hget (0.5%)
• hgte (0.2%)
• lget (0.4%)
• qet (0.2%)
• sget (0.2%)
• uget (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• " How do you get that way? "Alias The Lone Wolf", - Louis Joseph Vance

• Now we shall get on. "The Legacy of Cain", - Wilkie Collins

• Did he really get well again? "Notwithstanding", - Mary Cholmondeley

• " You don't get me, Boss," he said. "Dawson Black: Retail Merchant", - Harold Whitehead