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get rid off

get rid off is the misspelling of get rid of.

Meaning of get rid of

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, transitive) To rid oneself of; to cause oneself to be free of or released from.
    • Over the weekend he spent some time getting rid of the clothes he no longer wears.

Questions about get rid off

What is get rid off the misspelling of?
Get rid off is the misspelling of get rid of.

Words near get rid off in the dictionary

  1. get rekt
  2. get religion
  3. get rich quicker
  4. get rich quickers
  5. get rid of
  6. get rid off
  7. get ridda
  8. get ride of
  9. get right
  10. get right down to cases
  11. get right into it

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