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getting on the end of

getting on the end of is the present participle and gerund of get on the end of.

Meaning of get on the end of

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, transitive) To connect with.
    • […]Marc Guehi got on the end of the resulting free-kick from Rice to add England's fourth goal with 15 minutes left.2025 September 9, Phil McNulty, “Serbia 0-5 England”, in BBC Sport

Questions about getting on the end of

What is getting on the end of the present participle and gerund of?
Getting on the end of is the present participle and gerund of get on the end of.

Words near getting on the end of in the dictionary

  1. getting on someone's last nerve
  2. getting on someone's nerves
  3. getting on someone's tits
  4. getting on someone's wick
  5. getting on someone's wrong side
  6. getting on the end of
  7. getting on the stick
  8. getting on to
  9. getting on up
  10. getting on with
  11. getting one over

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