obviate /obˈvi-āt/

1. To prevent or dispose of in advance
2. To forestall
3. To meet on the way (obsolete)

obviāˈtion noun

• get in someone's hair
• get into the act
• get into the swing of things
• get in wrong with
• get it across
• get itchy feet
• get it in the neck
• get it into one's head
• get it off
• get it on
• get it together
• get it up
• get jiggy with
• get knotted
• get laldie
• get lost
• get lucky
• get no change out of
• get nowhere
• get off
• get off on
• get off one's bike
• get off one's chest
• get off on the wrong foot
• get off someone's back