BGUTI

better get used to it

A phrase used to urge someone to accept a particular situation, often an unpleasant or undesirable one. This is my department, so I'm in charge, and Ed better get used to it. Michael, as long as you have long hair, Grandma is going to gripe about it—better get used to it. Now that you have a baby, her screams and cries are your alarm clock. Better get used to it.

See also: better, get, to, used

BGUTI

An initialism of "better get used to it," a phrase used to urge someone to accept a particular situation, often an unpleasant or undesirable one. This is my department, so I'm in charge—BGUTI. Michael, as long as you have long hair, Grandma is going to gripe about it. BGUTI. BGUTI. Now that you have a baby, her screams and cries are your alarm clock.

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better get used to it

and BGUTI

phr. & comp. abb. It may be bad, but you should get used to it. Sorry you don’t like it. BGUTI. A: I am so not used to it! B: Better get used to it.

See also: better, get, to, used

BGUTI

verb

See better get used to it

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