Verb:

ଗଡ଼ନ୍ତୁ |,

get rolling's Usage Examples:

"Moose get rolling again".

The Cornhuskers punched in a third-quarter touchdown to finally get rolling, and pulled the starters out of the game after another touchdown in the.

"GOALBALL is set to get rolling in South Australia".

"Redskins get rolling by adding defensive starters".

It allowed Carson Palmer to get rolling and drive downfield to set up Shayne Graham"s game-winning field goal.

""Convoy" — too tired to get rolling".

"Amtrak RoadRailers get rolling".

Start in October? Commercial Motor 14 August 1964 Amtrak RoadRailers get rolling Trains February 1992 pages 26/27 Amtrak concludes high speed RoadRailer.

As Joe, Vivian, and the kids get rolling, we learn a little more about some of the kids: Harold (Jimmy Hughes).

As Joe, Vivian, and the kids get rolling, we learn a little more about some of the kids:Harold (Jimmy Hughes) is blind, but so badly wants to drive a vehicle, and eventually does.

"Cherry City Derby Girls get rolling".

[permanent dead link] "GOALBALL is set to get rolling in South Australia".

Synonyms:

express, obtain, buy, gather up, come by, take in, charter, catch, partake, isolate, take, make, recoup, incur, realize, engage, garner, partake in, capture, pull in, rent, hire, recover, recuperate, get back, share, collect, press out, call for, win, inherit, repossess, come into, receive, realise, extract, bring in, pick up, get hold, accept, profit, acquire, glom, clear, reclaim, preempt, poll, borrow, have, earn, come up, luck into, turn, retrieve, regain, find, gain, win back, come upon, benefit, line up, lease, enter upon, purchase,

Antonyms:

refuse, lend, lose, sell, falsify,