GET LOST

Multilingual Slang

Slang

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Crosswords: GET LOST

So you don't get lost. (Big; writing credit: Gary Ross; Anne Spielberg)

They'd get lost, Marcie. (A Charlie Brown Celebration; writing credit: Charles M. Schulz)

Jack get lost, I'm not done! (Will & Grace; writing credit: Evan Weinstein)

Get lost! (The Twilight Zone; writing credit: J. Michael Straczynski; Paul Chitlik)

Wellat least now I know what to name him. I don't suppose you know who the father is, so I won't tell him to get lost when I meet him? (The Terminator; writing credit: James Cameron; Gale Anne Hurd)

I get lost in your eyes (Lost In Your Eyes; performing artist: Debbie Gibson)

Let's get lost tonight (Let's Make Love (with Tim McGraw); performing artist: Faith Hill)

The insecurity is the thing that won't get lost (NO ONE IS TO BLAME; performing artist: Howard Jones)

I still get lost in your eyes, (Goodbye To You; performing artist: Michelle Branch)

When people get lost like you and me (Heartlight; performing artist: Neil Diamond)

Get Lost Little Doggy (1964)

Let's Get Lost (1988)

Get Lost! (1981)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Get Lost! The Cool Guide to Amsterdam (reference)

• You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town (Women Writing Africa) (reference)

• We Gather Together...Now Please Get Lost! (Here's Gilbert) (reference)

• Get Lost! (Katie Kazoo, Switcheroo, 6) (reference)

• Ireland for Beginners Or Get Lost In Ire (reference)

  (more book examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Get lost. Credit: Library of Congress.

Get lost, kid!. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

It is stupid to get lost like that for people of any age.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Business

If that does not work, then he still may not pay the ticket, as many tickets eventually get lost in the processing system. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Arabic 

ضاع (to get lost). (various references)

Czech

vypadni (beat it, clear off, scram). (various references)

Dutch

zoek raken (be lost), wegraken (be lost), verloren gaan (be lost, drown), teloorgaan (be lost). (various references)

Esperanto

perdiĝi (be lost). (various references)

Finnish

hukkua (be drowned, be lost, drown), eksyä (err, go astray, lose one's way). (various references)

French

se perdre, se paumer. (various references)

German

verlorengehen (be lost, be wasted, to be lost, to get lost), sich verlaufen (abscond, disappear, disperse, drain away, lose smb.'s way), sich verirren (aberrate, go astray, lose smb.'s way, roam, stray, stray off, to get lost, to lose one's way), abhanden kommen (to get lost). (various references)

Greek 

χάνω το δρόμο (miss one's turning), χάνομαι (disappear, lose out, perish). (various references)

Hebrew 

לאבו�" �"רך (go astray, lose one's way). (various references)

Hungarian

kézen-közön elvész (to get lost eventually). (various references)

Indonesian

tercecer (get lost from, lost, scattered about). (various references)

Italian

smarrire (astray, get confused, lose, lose one's way, mislay), perdere (be mislaid, be ruined, cast, leak, lose, lose oneself, mislay, Miss, pass up, ruin, shed, waste). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

逸れる　 (to get lost, to go astray, to stray turn from subject), 逸れる (to get lost, to go astray, to strayfrom subject), 逸る (to be hotblooded, to be impatient, to be in high spirits, to get lost, to stray from), 無くなる　 (to disappear, to get lost), 無くなる (to disappear, to get lost). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

なくなる (to die, to disappear, to get lost), それる (to get lost, to go astray, to strayfrom subject), はぐれる (to get lost, to go astray, to strayfrom subject), はぐる (to get lost, to stray from). (various references)

Pig Latin

etgay ostlay

Portuguese

perder‐se. (various references)

Romanian

lua-te-ar aghiuţã. (various references)

Russian 

теряться (go astray). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

zalutati (astray: go astray, stray, wry). (various references)

Spanish

pierden, perder contacto, extraviarse (aberrate, err, go astray, go wrong, lose oneself, miscarry, straggle, stray, stray off, wander). (various references)

Swedish

vilse (astray, lost), förkomma (miscarry). (various references)

Turkmen 

azaюmak. (various references)

Ukrainian

заблукати (be lost, wilder). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: lottes.

-2 letters: gelts, glost, loges, lotte, ogles, stole, telos, toles, totes.

-3 letters: egos, gels, gelt, gest, gets, goes, legs, lest, lets, loge, logs, lose, lost, lots, ogle, oles, sego, sett, sloe, slog, slot, sole, stet, tegs, tels, test, tets, toes, togs, tole, tost, tote, tots.

-4 letters: ego, els, gel, get, gos, got, leg, let.

+2 letters: glottides, glottises, plottages, tollgates.

+3 letters: cetologist, epiglottis, ethologist, fetologist, ghostliest, gluttonies, larghettos, lorgnettes.

+4 letters: allegrettos, altogethers, cetologists, egotistical, ethnologist, ethologists, etymologist, fetologists, gestational, graptolites, metrologist, osteologist, outglitters, petrologist, poltergeist, spotlighted, stilettoing, tautologies, teleologist, tetralogies, thoughtless, troglodytes.

+5 letters: battlewagons, deglutitions, deontologist, entomologist, epiglottides, epiglottises, ethnologists, etymologists, gesticulator, glutathiones, hematologist, legitimators, metrologists, nematologist, nightclothes, osteologists, outwrestling, petrologists, poltergeists, proglottides, silhouetting, snaggletooth, stigmasterol, storytelling, technologist, teleologists, teratologies, teratologist.