to get in(to) a state
91get your priorities right/straight — If you put things in the right order of importance, you get your priorities right. Dad! Your health is more important than the state of the garden. You must get your priorities right! …
92get one's head together — phrasal see get one s act together 1 * * * get one s head together (informal) To achieve a state of self possession • • • Main Entry: ↑head …
93state·wide — /ˈsteıtˈwaıd/ adj : including all parts of a U.S. state a statewide survey of voters a statewide election She is running for statewide [=state] office. [=she is trying to get elected as an official in the state government] …
94State Of Confusion — The Kinks Gründung 1964 Genre Rock Gründungsmitglieder Gesang, Gitarre, Keyboard Ray Davies Gesang, Gitarre Dave Davies Bass …
95get to the point — verb To state (something) directly; as opposed to in a long winded way. Syn: cut to the chase, get on with it Ant: beat around the bush …
96get one's foot in the door — verb To initiate contact or a relationship; to gain access, especially to an entry level job. And the legislature had better study Texas, before it commits this state to parimutuel betting, thus letting the professional gambler get his foot in… …
97get\ the\ last\ laugh — • have the last laugh • get the last laugh v. phr. To make someone seem foolish for having laughed at you. Other schools laughed at us when our little team entered the state championship, but we had the last laugh when we won it. Compare: he… …
98get worse — verb deteriorate in health (Freq. 1) he relapsed • Syn: ↑relapse • Ant: ↑get well • Derivationally related forms: ↑relapse (for: ↑ …
99state's witness — one who testifies against one s accomplices so as to get a reduced sentence …
100get around — go to different places, move about He really gets around. He has been to almost every state in the United States …
