get on someone's good side
Win someone's approval or support, as in Kate offered to walk the dog in order to get on her aunt's good side. [c. 1930] Also see in good with.
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Nearby words
- get off someone's back,
- get off the dime,
- get off the ground,
- get off the hook,
- get on,
- get on someone's nerves,
- get on the bandwagon,
- get on the stick,
- get on with it,
- get one down
The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary
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