get outta here
Dismissive exclamation of disbelief
Get outta here is an exclamation of disbelief or dismissal, representing casual pronunciation of "get out of here." It rejects what someone has said as unbelievable or absurd: You won the lottery? Get outta here!
The phrase can express genuine amazement or skeptical rejection, depending on tone.
It can also be a literal command to leave, though the spelling suggests the idiomatic sense.
Depart hastily, informally
- beat itCommand to leave quickly
- buzz offDismissive departure command
- take a hikeDismissive command to leave
- shooCommand to leave
vamoose · skedaddle · leave · get lost · move along · hit the road · clear out · begone
Emphatic denial
- you're kiddingExpression of surprised disbelief
- shut upDemand for silence
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
- seriouslyWith sincere intent
are you serious · wow · incredible · amazed · shocked · stunned · floored · blown away
Expelled or discarded
- kicked outForced to leave
- bootedExpelled or footwear-clad
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
- removedTaken from position
bounced · tossed · evicted · ousted · banished · shown the door · given the boot · forced out
scram
Depart hastily, informally
- beat itCommand to leave quickly
- buzz offDismissive departure command
- take a hikeDismissive command to leave
shoo · vamoose · skedaddle · leave · get lost · move along · hit the road · clear out · begone · go away
no way
Emphatic denial
- you're kiddingExpression of surprised disbelief
- shut upDemand for silence
- unbelievableImpossible to accept as true
seriously · are you serious · wow · incredible · amazed · shocked · stunned · floored · blown away · whoa
thrown out
Expelled or discarded
- kicked outForced to leave
- bootedExpelled or footwear-clad
- expelledOfficially removed or banished
removed · bounced · tossed · evicted · ousted · banished · shown the door · given the boot · forced out · cast out
- disbeliefdisbelief, no way, incredulity, unbelievable, yeah right
- dismissalsgo away, get out, leave, scram, beat it
get outta herecome in
Permitted to enter
come here · stay · enter · come on in · get over here
get outta hereno kidding
Expression of genuine surprise
makes sense · of course · obviously · that figures · naturally
get outta herewelcome
Hospitable greeting offered
come on in · make yourself at home · come in · stay awhile · pull up a chair
getting, gotten, outta, here, hereabout, hereabouts, hereafter, hereby, herein