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get off the nut

get off the nut verb: to pay for the privilege to do business with people at special events.

Verb

get off the nut (third-person singular simple present gets off the nut, present participle getting off the nut, simple past got off the nut, past participle (UK) got off the nut or (US) gotten off the nut)

  1. (slang) To pay for the privilege to do business with people at special events.
    • My first sales at this event will be used for getting off the nut.

Forms of get off the nut

third-person singular presentgets off the nut
present participlegetting off the nut
pastgot off the nut
past participle UKgot off the nut
past participle USgotten off the nut

Questions about get off the nut

What does get off the nut mean?
Get off the nut means to pay for the privilege to do business with people at special events.
What part of speech is get off the nut?
Get off the nut is a verb.
What is the past tense of get off the nut?
The past tense of get off the nut is got off the nut.

Words near get off the nut in the dictionary

  1. get off one's high horse
  2. get off someone's back
  3. get off someone's case
  4. get off the ground
  5. get off the mark
  6. get off the nut
  7. get off with
  8. get on
  9. get on at
  10. get on it
  11. get on like a house on fire

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