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vb. (en-third-person singularget out)
Usage examples of "gets out".
Imagine, then, the fury of a sun that suddenly gets out of control in a way Perseus's could have done centuries ago.
Consider a tender assassin, aliens who wish to speak to our sun, a lustful genie and a centuries-old nymphet, the real story of King Kong, the beginning of a revolution, an English department party that gets out of hand, and a man seeking his wife beyond the barrier of death.
Clare gets out the brown sugar and the milk and the Cream of Wheat package.
When the truth about you gets out, I want the rest of humanity to be used to seeing you.
Eli also has a job waiting for him when he gets out of Allenwood, the most famous of federal prisons.
So when the word gets out, the commoners who have been battling along on the siege-ration will riot, for certain.