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- get (something) out of (someone)
get (something) out of (someone)
get (something) out of (someone)
To evoke, illicit, obtain, or wrest something from someone. I tried getting a response out of him, but he's totally incoherent. That extortionist is trying to get even more money out of me!
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
NicolÒ | | nee-ko-LO | Italian |
Veer | | VI:R | Dutch, Limburgish |
BolÍVar | | - | Spanish (Latin American) |
LiÊN | | - | Vietnamese |
Lys | | - | Frisian |
Tristin | | TRIS-tin | English (Modern) |