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A rallying cheer to go balls to the wall with reckless abandon. To give 100% while doing something unproductive and often dangerous.

Guy A: He's going to crowd surf with his ass hanging out...
Guy B: well hell, GET ON IT!

To get into someone is another way of saying to make out with someone, but it is more commonly used in Britain and does not necessarily mean anything sexual.

Did you get into him?

To step up the level of drinking and/or stupidity, with the intention of spending a night in the lock-up

It's a sport, mate - if you consider yourself a devotee to the cause, then GET ON IT!

(v) to make out with

You would totally get on her if she wasn't retarded

To continue or resume doing something.

Let's get on with the meeting.

Get on with something; just do it

I really fancy this guy and I need to do something about it so I'm just going to get on it.

or

I've still got a hangover and I think the only way forward is hair of the dog, I'm just going to get on it.

"The get" often means "the point" or "the meaning" of something that has just occurred.

Q: "Two lovers like Bonnie & Clyde. What's the get behind what I just said?" A: "Two criminal lovers were once Bonnie & Clyde."

Q: "Let's go to Tescos!" A: "What's the get?" Q: "We could buy some food!"