Get shit in a pile

(n.) Something adequately organised. Squared away, Shit in one sock

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Get shit in one sock

(n.) Something adequately organised. Squared away, Shit in a pile

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Get smash on

(v.) Significantly increase speed. Get the coals on

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Get some hair on your arse

(order) Adopt an emotionless macho attitude and conceal any worries or weaknesses. Man up, Dry your eyes, Wipe your minge, Zip in a spine

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Get stuck in

(v.) To fully immerse oneself in the accomplishment of a task. Get involved, cf. Get the ball rolling, crack on

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Get the ball rolling

(v.) To commence an activity. Get the show on the road cf. Crack on

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Get the coals on

(v.) Significantly increase speed. Get smash on

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Get the hell out of dodge

(v.) To depart a place of danger or displeasing things. cf. Bang out, Foxtrot oscar

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Get the show on the road

(v.) To commence an activity. Get the ball rolling cf. Crack on

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Gibloons

(n.) The currency in Gibralta. cf. Spot, Shekel, Beer token/chit, Blat

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Gin Clear

(adj.) A day of excellent visibility. cf. Ginners, Scorchio, Wide open

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Ginners

(adj.) A period of excellent weather. Blue blue day, Scorchio cf. Gin clear

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Give birth to a (….)

(v.) A way of saying that one is about to defecate. One inserts the trade the they most despise at the end of the phrase. Eg: I’m off to ~ admin’er. Drop a (…) off at the pool

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Gizza

(n.) A piece of paper containing summarised useful information. Often never ever used except to fill aircrew kneepads. cf. Cheat sheet, Noddy guide

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Go to it

(inst.) Continue or commence the task that you have just been briefed about. cf. Crack on

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Goat

(n.) An imaginary factor which, when unleashed, causes a situation to deteriorate rapidly. cf. Rolling goat

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God’s G

(n.) The normal acceleration of the earth’s gravity which can be utilised when at the top of a vertical manoeuvre during air combat. Combat egg cf. Furball


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Goldfish Bowl

(n.) Airspace with poor horizons.


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Good book

(n.) The source document for knowledge being imparted. Usually refers to the aircrew manual for the specific type of aircraft.


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Good Drills

(phr.) To show ones approval of actions, often meant in a slightly patronising manor. Good Skills


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