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get outside of

get outside of verb: to comprehend.

Verb

get outside of (third-person singular simple present gets outside of, present participle getting outside of, simple past got outside of, past participle (UK) got outside of or (US) gotten outside of)

  1. (colloquial, dated, transitive) To comprehend.
  2. (colloquial, dated, transitive) To eat or drink.

Forms of get outside of

third-person singular presentgets outside of
present participlegetting outside of
pastgot outside of
past participle UKgot outside of
past participle USgotten outside of

Questions about get outside of

What does get outside of mean?
Get outside of means to comprehend.
What part of speech is get outside of?
Get outside of is a verb.
What is the past tense of get outside of?
The past tense of get outside of is got outside of.

Words near get outside of in the dictionary

  1. get out of town
  2. get out the vote
  3. get out what one puts in
  4. get out while the getting's good
  5. get outside
  6. get outside of
  7. get outta here
  8. get over
  9. get over on
  10. get over oneself
  11. get over the line

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