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get off on the right foot

get off on the right foot is the alternative form of start off on the right foot.

Meaning of start off on the right foot

Verb

start off on the right foot (third-person singular simple present starts off on the right foot, present participle starting off on the right foot, simple past and past participle started off on the right foot)

  1. To begin well.

Forms of get off on the right foot

third-person singular presentgets off on the right foot
present participlegetting off on the right foot
pastgot off on the right foot
past participle UKgot off on the right foot
past participle USgotten off on the right foot

Questions about get off on the right foot

What is get off on the right foot the alternative form of?
Get off on the right foot is the alternative form of start off on the right foot.

Words near get off on the right foot in the dictionary

  1. get off at Redfern
  2. get off lightly
  3. get off my lawn
  4. get off of someone's cloud
  5. get off on
  6. get off on the right foot
  7. get off on the wrong foot
  8. get off one's ass
  9. get off one's backside
  10. get off one's chest
  11. get off one's high horse

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Adapted from Wiktionary: get off on the right foot (page history and authors); start off on the right foot (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.

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