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Meaning of 'got' (Webster Dictionary)

1 . Got
- imp. & p. p. of Get. See Get.
2 . Got [ imp.]
- of Get
3 . Got [ p. p.]
- of Get

Nearby Words:

gote goter goth gothamist gothamite gothic gothicism gothicize gothicized gothicizing

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