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Meanings of git a bit in English

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Usage of git a bit in English
1
Better come down t' th' farm an' git a bit o' fresh air.
Lo, Michael!
2
Waw shouldn't I git a bit o me own back?
Major Barbara
3
It's a fifty-five-minute drive, much of it on unsealed roads, so the going could git a bit bumpy.
G'day to die: a passport to peril mystery
4
Them blessed bells is nothing to me now, not being in the foc'sle trying to git a bit of a snooze.
A Little Boy Lost
5
"I'll git a bit of grub an' den come out ag'in," said Mickety.
The Young Bridge-Tender; or, Ralph Nelson's Upward Struggle
6
"We'll try to git a bit closer," said Jed Sanborn.
Guns and Snowshoes; Or, the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters
7
"Well, you go out and take a little walk; git a bit of fresh air," commanded Philippina; "I've got to straighten up your room.
The Goose Man
8
"Good-bye, me gu-r-r-r-l, and never marry that bloke of yours if he don't git a bit er prawperty, for the divil's in a poor match."
My Brilliant Career
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