Table of Contents
- 1 What does it mean when someone says you get me going?
- 2 What you got slang meaning?
- 3 Why can’t I get going Meaning?
- 4 What should I reply to you got this?
- 5 What you got me meaning?
- 6 What keeps me going Meaning?
- 7 What does it mean when a girl has got it going on?
- 8 What does the idiom ” get something going ” mean?
What does it mean when someone says you get me going?
to get someone excited; to get someone talking excitedly. I guess I really got him going on the subject of politics. The whole business really makes me mad. Don’t get me going. See also: get, going.
What you got slang meaning?
It’s slang/informal speech. It’s short for “What have you got?” or “What do you have?” In text, it can also be written “Whatcha got?” or “Whatchu got?”
What does it mean when a guy says you got me there?
you(‘ve) got me there That is a question or problem to which I do not know the answer or solution. A: “The plan sounds good, but what do we do if the boss comes back early?” B: “Hmm, you got me there.
What does have me going mean?
have (someone) going 1. To convince or persuade someone into temporarily believing an untruth; to fool someone, especially briefly. Man, you really had me going there with that fake winning lottery ticket! 2. To arouse, excite, or upset someone, usually for a brief period of time.
Why can’t I get going Meaning?
This usage also appears in when the going gets tough, the tough get going, meaning that difficulties spur on capable individuals; the first tough here means “difficult,” whereas the second means “strong-minded, resolute.” For example, That problem won’t stop Tom; when the going gets tough, the tough get going.
What should I reply to you got this?
New Member. English – U.S. When one responds to a yes/no question, “you got it” means “that’s right,” as in “you got (guessed) the correct answer.” When in response to “thank you” it means simply “you’re welcome.”
What does I Got You mean in slang?
In (at least American) slang, saying “I got you” means either “I get what you’re saying” or “I’ve got your back”. In child games of tag, saying “I got you!” means that you caught someone.
Do U Got Me meaning?
What does you got me mean? yep! because they’re guessing and they caught you (cheating)… so, then you could say something like: – “you caught me.” – “you got me.” – “you caught me red-handed.”
What you got me meaning?
-You got me? -I got you.: -You understood me? -I understood you. idiom. -You really got me (with that joke!): -You really fooled, tricked, convinced me (with that joke!) idiom.
What keeps me going Meaning?
To give one enough energy, sustenance, etc., until one gets what one truly needs or wants.
What does I gotta get going mean?
The meaning of I’ve got to get going is unclear without a context, but it basically means I must make a start on (doing) something. There may be an AE/BE difference here. “I’ve got to get going” in AE very often means “I need to leave.” It can also mean, as e2efour suggests, getting started on anything.
What does it mean when someone says you Got Me?
In the context of “you got me,” it is most likely meaning that I scared you or pranked you or that you were fooled. it is often used to admit defeat or to say that someone is right. it is often used to admit defeat or to say that someone is right.
What does it mean when a girl has got it going on?
1. A really hot girl that has an excellent figure, a lot of class, and an extreamely friendly demeanor . 2.Someone with good luck. Dude, check out Irina, she has got it going on!
What does the idiom ” get something going ” mean?
2. get something going. Start something, get something into full swing. For example, Once we get production going we’ll have no more problems.
What does ” I Got You, FAM ” mean?
Kind of like “I got you, fam” = no worries 4. I pranked or scared you. ~~~~~~~~~ In the context of “you got me,” it is most likely meaning that I scared you or pranked you or that you were fooled. 1. I understand what you’re feeling 2. I have your back and I will help you 3. I helped you out. Kind of like “I got you, fam” = no worries 4.