git along
Get moving, cowboy-style
Git along is a dialectal or informal rendering of "get along," used especially in American Southern and Western speech.
It means to leave or move on: Git along now, I've got work to do.
The phrase git along, little dogies from cowboy songs urges cattle forward.
Git along also carries the standard sense of getting along—managing or coexisting: We git along just fine.
- moveChange location or act
- proceedMove forward, continue
- cowboyMounted cattle herder
- old westPrevious western orientation
- saddle upPrepare horse for riding
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