Get-ready

Quick meaning: Get-ready is a noun meaning (rare) The act of getting oneself or something ready; something done to do so.

Meaning

(rare) The act of getting oneself or something ready; something done to do so.

Example Sentences

Shuffle techniques taught: The original Complete Deck Control with Riffle Shuffle, speed, cover, resistance, angles, cutting sequences, get-readies, jog usage, double hand movement, […]

Blaine is mediocre at best, and duplicitous at worst. I don't mind that he doesn't show the pre-show work and the get-readies. I understand, and that's fair work to exclude on a TV show.

Thus there might be thirty-nine mechanics working on new car get-readies, new car customer policy work, and outside customer repairs, while one man struggles to keep the current stock of perhaps a hundred used cars in running order.

I do not think that we—or the plain, non-theorist—posit or suppose any kind of fork at all. Rather, we attend to the counterfact, and perhaps to a few earlier differences (as get-readies for the counterfact) without imagining a fork, especially not a fork in need of any accounting, and especially not a fork whose only accounting would have to be the non-accounting account of a miracle.

Word Forms

• get-readies

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