get spliced

slang To get married. Primarily heard in UK. My fiancé wants to get spliced in some big, elaborate ceremony, and I really don't. Did you hear? Bill and David got spliced last week! I'm not surprised those two got spliced—I mean, they've been dating since high school.

get ˈspliced

(old-fashioned, British English, informal) get married

The basic meaning of splice is to join the ends of two pieces of rope together.

See also: get, splice

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017

See also:

get hitched
be tickled pink
tickled pink/to death, to be
pajama
cat's pajamas
tickled
tickled pink
WTT
give a basket
on the level, to be

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