(verb) A perspective is defined by which value or values we are focused on, or attended to, at the moment. The scene in full metal jacket with the crazy door gunner." get action (English)Verb get action (third-person singular simple present gets action, present participle getting action, simple past and past participle gotten action) . Making sure you shirt, belt buckle and fly line up. See my explanation about the causative verbs 'let' and 'make' here. it means sitting on an anthill completely naked covered in honey...loads of fun for the whole family! Used other than as an idiom: see get, some. Get the Joke. Reduced from get (some) action. Get Some Merchandise is the official store of the band Chevelle I want a sense of community!!! (Yes, I'm very needy!) get some action 1. slang To engage in sexual activity. Are you understanding? → stick Examples from the Corpus give somebody/get (some) stick • He doesn't give his stick to just anybody. I'm a little bit tired of going to parties with Janet—she just spends the entire night trying to get some action. To succeed at seduction and therefore sexual participation of another (And crazy Old Marines just for fun) Gig Line. Also called a Bush Tux. How'd the date go last night? What does get-some mean? get some (third-person singular simple present gets some, present participle getting some, simple past got some, past participle (UK) got some or (US) gotten some) (US, euphemistic, informal) To have sex. Let's get some action going! Causatives: Have and Get Download this explanation in PDF here. It means that the subject caused the action to happen, but didn't do it themselves. Meaning to fire weapons, blow shit up, and kill the enemy. What are we reading? Goat Country. Any person that runs is a VC anyone that stands still is a well disciplined VC" I'm currently reading my first Hobb book, "Assasin's Apprentice," and I'm loving it. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English give somebody/get (some) stick give somebody/get (some) stick British English spoken CRITICIZE if you give someone stick, you criticize them for something they have done He’s going to get some stick for this! 2. slang To become involved in a violent altercation, especially in warfare. Verb . We use a causative verb when we want to talk about something that someone else did for us or for another person. Brushed burlap covered clothing that makes one almost invisible in the bush. I just bought the newest bundle of her books, and plan to buy the earlier bundle, and also the other 2 in the immediate series that I'm reading. Ghillie Suit. Did you get some action? From a distant perspective one sees the forest, but from a proximal perspective one sees trees. Get Some. Used by snipers.