Get behind, Support or take someone's side., Get at, To get angry at someone; or to suggest or imply something., Recess, A short break from lessons or work., Confide, To tell someone a secret or private matter, trusting them not to share it., Get along with, Have a good relationship with someone; or deal with, handle., Plague, A deadly, fast-spreading disease; also used as a verb meaning to trouble someone persistently., Prosecution, The legal process of putting someone on trial for a crime., Prepare for blastoff, To get ready for something big, exciting., Get through, To finish or complete something., Nepotism, Favoritism shown to relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs., Wounded, Injured, especially by a weapon; can also mean emotionally hurt., Get by, Have just enough money to live on; or not be noticed., Summon somebody, To officially call or order someone to come or appear., Get over, To recover from a difficult experience., Indulge, To allow yourself to enjoy something you like, often more than necessary., Get around, To travel a lot and go to many places; or to find an alternative or avoid something difficult., Phony, Fake, not genuine., Appease, To calm someone down or keep the peace by giving them what they want., Get rid of, To throw away or cast aside., Get out of, Avoid doing something you dislike; or make someone confess or tell the truth., Expel, To officially force someone to leave a place, especially a school., Get on with, Have a good relationship with someone; or continue or start doing something.

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