get a life

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Meaning: (idiomatic,intransitive,derogatory,dismissal)To begin having a moreinteresting,eventful, orworthwhileexistence.1995September 14,Joseph Berger, “Disgraced, Ex-Lawman In Rockland Avoids Jail”, inNew York Times, retrieved23 August 2016:"He's really broken. Hopefully he'll be able to find work somewhere andget a life."2006December 25,Lev Grossman, “Power To The People: Harriet Klausner, The Constant Critic”, inTime, retrieved23 August 2016:"Harriet, pleaseget a life," someone begged her on a message board, "and leave us poor Amazon customers alone."

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