How to pronounce “get into trouble”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (intransitive) To be punished or chastised for doing something prohibited.
• (transitive) To cause to be punished.
• (intransitive) To fall into difficulty.
• (slang, euphemistic) Of a woman, especially a single or young woman:

Practice Nearby Words

get wrong, transgress, fall into a trap, trespass, wrongdo, offend, misdemean, guilt, trip, misconduct, fault, go astray, mispunish, mess about, misbehave, forfeit, trip up, kipper, get into the wrong hands, beguilt, do oneself a mischief, oops, go wrong, mess up, take the fall, foul up, mistake, talk, stray, interlope, injure, fall into the wrong hands, contaminate, taint, mislook, breach, miss, run a red light, crime, get one's wires crossed, miscondition, accuse, misappropriate, mischief, corrupt, prat about, find fault, improper, mishappen, talk out of turn, mischance, misguilt, misbefall, tamper, contemn, pervert, trespace, betray, lead astray, go awry, undercharge, misincorporate, overstep the line, goof up, underpenalize, overstep the mark, miscommit, risk, muck up, misinstruct, screw up, misexecute, misdo, disturb the peace, misprobe, dishonour, mistransact, misride, hold in contempt, bark up the wrong tree, boof, mishave, blot one's copy book, belirt, tell tales, get on someone's wrong side, misstep, blunder, misstay, put a foot wrong, stain, misfare, snapper, miscounsel, take the wrong way, miscorrect, misenter, mismake, misdiet, mistrap

Similar Sounds

getatable, unutterable, stunt double, steerable, stainable, saturable, seasonable, scouting trip, sartorial, soluble