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get the thumbs up

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get the thumbs up

give something the thumbs up - to show that you like or approve of something or that you are happy for something to happen. We got the thumbs up from the council to hold a fireworks party on the village green. (often + from)

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get the sack
get the shaft
get the short end
get the short end of the stick
get the thumbs down

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get the wrong end of the stick
get through
get to first base
get to the bottom of
get tongue around/round
get under feet
get under skin

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Get the picture funny captions game

Get the picture game

Get The Picture Online Game

Get the Picture?

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get the wind up

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Get There (single)

Get There (song)

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