How to pronounce “get the show on the road”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic) To begin or launch; to get going.

Practice Nearby Words

get the ball rolling, set in motion, get going, start the ball rolling, kick off, set the ball rolling, fire up, get on the stick, get cracking, kick start, set the wheels in motion, get started, get off the ground, launch into, get moving, hit the road, go through the gears, get it on, hit the ground running, rock and roll, ring up the curtain, kick in, keep the show on the road, start off, hit one's stride, get a move on, strike up, set off, make the road shorter, hit the pavement, go to, hit it, jump to it, get off on the right foot, move off, light a fire under, play ball, swing into action, hit the gas, gather way, open the batting, go on, blast off, take flight, spark up, outstart, go it, launch, astart, open up, start in on, let her rip, shake a leg, click into gear, rev up, get one's skates on, get one's foot in the door, break into a run, break in, head off, storm out of the blocks, boot up, break into, make a move, giddyup, strike out, pick up the pace, get a leg up, look alive, gather steam, race out of the traps, show a leg, get in the boat and start rowing, fly out of the traps, set about, get one's arse in gear, give it the gun, crank up, go to town, get busy, roll on, break the ice, spring into action, get one's feet wet, fire away, hop on, give something a go, go public, motor, hit the accelerator, move ahead, jump on, hop to it, take to the skies, start up, kickstart, get on up, paint the wagon, gather pace, dive in

Similar Sounds

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