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get one's head right

get one's head right verb: to get high or drunk.

Verb

get one's head right (third-person singular simple present gets one's head right, present participle getting one's head right, simple past got one's head right, past participle gotten one's head right or got one's head right)

  1. (slang) To get high or drunk.
    • Give me a call if you ever need to get your head right.

Forms of get one's head right

third-person singular presentgets one's head right
present participlegetting one's head right
pastgot one's head right
past participlegotten one's head right
past participlegot one's head right

Questions about get one's head right

What does get one's head right mean?
Get one's head right means to get high or drunk.
What part of speech is get one's head right?
Get one's head right is a verb.
What is the past tense of get one's head right?
The past tense of get one's head right is got one's head right.

Words near get one's head right in the dictionary

  1. get one's hands on
  2. get one's head around
  3. get one's head out of one's ass
  4. get one's head out of the gutter
  5. get one's head out one's ass
  6. get one's head right
  7. get one's head straight
  8. get one's head together
  9. get one's hole
  10. get one's hooks into
  11. get one's hopes up

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