Get up
Get up verb - To leave one's bed.
Set
Set verb - To cover and warm eggs as the young inside develop.
Both terms in one sentence
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Halfway through, all the stars had to get up and leave their squares so they could move them out, so they all played on a set of audience risers so they could finish the game.
Source: Trash the Set -
More than that - it wasn't that he just wasn't home, she set her alarm specifically to get up and check on him.
- The Straits: Harry Montebello loves his daughter, is always polite to the police, and built a special set of steps so his cute, tiny dog can more easily get up onto his bed.
Source: Affably Evil / Live-Action TV
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