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- get out!
get out!
get out!
interjection An exclamation of surprise, disbelief, and/or incredulity. Get out! You're going to write me up just because I was five minutes late? You just won the lottery? Get out!
Get out (of here)!
Go away!; Leave this place! John: I've heard enough of this! Get out of here! Bill: I'm going! I'm going! Where have you been? You smell like a sewer! Get out of here!
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Christin | | ['kristin] | |
| Hamnet | | - | English (Archaic) |
| Mattan | | - | Biblical, Biblical Hebrew |
| Teuna | | TUU-nah | Dutch |
| Pemphero | | pem-PAY-ro | Southern African, Chewa |
| Avril | | av-REEL (French), AV-ril (English) | French (Rare), English (Rare) |