get goat



get someone's goat

Fig. to irritate someone; to annoy and arouse someone to anger. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to get your goat. Jean got Sally's goat and Sally made quite a fuss about it.
See also: get, goat

get your goat

to make you very annoyed or angry The message on her answering machine is really annoying, and I think she leaves it on there just to get my goat.
See also: get, goat

get your goat

  (British, American & Australian informal) also get on your goat (Australian informal)
to annoy you It really gets my goat when people push past without saying 'Excuse me'. The kid never stops whingeing - he really gets on my goat.
See also: get, goat

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ÅGot-Norwegian
Gulbrandr-Ancient Scandinavian
Tzivia-Hebrew
Theodoros-Greek, Ancient Greek
Amarilis-Spanish
Arcadiaahr-KAY-dee-ə (English)Various