'get it' definitions:

Definition of 'get it'

verb

Understand, usually after some initial difficulty; "She didn't know what her classmates were plotting but finally caught on" [syn: catch on, get wise, get onto, tumble, latch on, cotton on, twig, get it]

verb

Receive punishment; "You are going to get it!"

Words containing 'get it'

Get,
Getting,
To get at,
To get before,
To get between,
To get into,
To get on,
To get over,
To get through,
To get up,
all get out,
get about,
get at,
get by,
get down,
get in,
get into,
get it on,
get it over,
get off,
get on,
get on with,
get out,
get out of,
get over,
get through,
get to,
get to be,
get up,
get with it,
gets,
To get a mile,
To get ahead,
To get along,
To get among,
To get asleep,
To get astray,
To get away with,
To get back,
To get behind,
To get beyond,
To get by heart,
To get clear,
To get drunk,
To get forward,
To get free,
To get ground,
To get hand,
To get home,
To get into trouble,
To get loose,
To get near,
To get rid of,
To get square with,
To get the best of,
To get the better of,
To get the hang of,
To get the range of,
To get the start,
To get wind,
get a line,
get a load,
get a look,
get a noseful,
get a whiff,
get across,
get ahead,
get along,
get along with,
get around,
get around to,
get away,
get away with,
get back,
get back at,
get behind,
get cracking,
get dressed,
get even,
get even with,
get going,
get hitched with,
get hold,
get hold of,
get in touch,
get in touch with,
get laid,
get married,
get moving,
get off the ground,
get onto,
get rid of,
get rolling,
get started,
get stuck,
get the best,
get the better of,
get the dope on,
get the goods,
get the hang,
get the hang of,
get the jump,
get the picture,
get the sack,
get to grips,
get together,
get weaving,
get well,
get wind,
get wise,
get word,
get worse,
get-up,
getting even,
Get-penny,
To get one's hand in,
To get or to hold In chancery,
To get the cart before the horse,
attention-getting,
get one's Irish up,
get one's lumps,
get under one's skin,
get-at-able,
get-go,
get-up-and-go,
to get a word in edgewise,
to get one's back up,
to get the lay of the land,
To get the higher upper hand,
get-well card,
un-get-at-able