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When do you say "Let's hit it!" ? What does it mean?
Jan 8, 2011 8:09 AM
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its another way of saying:
lets get it started
lets get on it
lets roll
lets begin
there are a lot of variations to this...
January 8, 2011
1
"Let's hit it!" = begin
January 8, 2011
1
I agree with the above post. In my opinion, the phrase, "Let's hit it!", by itself seems a bit awkward but things like;
"Let's hit the road!" (My Dad uses this often when we travel a long distance in cars. "Come on kids, it's time to hit the road")
"Let's hit the town tonight!"
"Let's hit up this ___(place)" (meaning, "go to, check out")
These all feel more natural.
On a side note:
"Hit (pronoun) up" can also be a very informal way to say "make contact with (via phone, email, message, etc)". I use it often though the same couldn't be said of my father...
For example,
A possible conversation with a friend.
Me: "Hey buddy, hit me up when you got a second."
Friend: "Alright, sounds good. I'll hit you up after I get off of work."
January 8, 2011
Gangbang time!!
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