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phraseIf you tell someone to get a move on, you are telling them to hurry. [informal]Synonyms: speed up, hurry (up), get going, get moving More Synonyms of get a move on See full dictionary entry for moveget a move on in British English See full dictionary entry for move get a move on in American English US, Slang See full dictionary entry for move to hurry You'd better get a move on if you're going to make it back in time for the match. Examples of 'get a move on' in a sentenceget a move on 'I'm going to have to get a move on ,' said Siobhan heading for the door.But you'll have to get a move on if we are going to finish the bottle before lunch.He blew on his hands as the vicious north wind brought another snow flurry, and wished the lawyer would get a move on.I suggest we get a move on, or we'll miss all the excitement. Definition to hurry up I'd better get a move on if I want to finish on time. Synonyms speed up hurry (up) get going get moving get cracking (informal) get your skates on (informal) stir yourself See moveAdditional synonymsDefinition to hurry or rush Simon was under orders to make haste. Synonyms hurry (up), speed up, hasten, get a move on (informal), get your skates on (informal), crack on (informal) Definition to hurry up Come on, shake a leg! We've got loads to do today. Synonyms hurry, rush, move it, hasten, get cracking (informal), get a move on (informal), look lively (informal), stir your stumps (informal) Definition to go more quickly We've only got thirty-five minutes, so step on it. Synonyms go faster, speed up, hurry up (informal), get moving, accelerate, get cracking, get a move on, get your skates on, rattle your dags (New Zealand, informal) Nearby words ofget a move on - gesticulation
- gesture
- get
- get a move on
- get about or around
- get across something
- get ahead
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