1. To come or go into
   "the boat got into an area of shallow marshes";
   - enter, come in, get in, go into, go in, move into
    
2. Get involved in or with, often in a confrontational way
   "He got into the law and ended up in jail";
   - tangle with
    
3. Familiarize oneself thoroughly with
   "He really got into semantics"
    
4. Secure a place in a college, university, etc.
   "She got into Harvard on a full scholarship";
   - get in
    
5. Put clothing on one's body
   "He got into his jeans";
   - wear, put on, don, assume

Derived forms: got into, getting into, gets into

Type of: acquaint, change state, dress, familiarise [Brit], familiarize, get dressed, go, locomote, move, obtain, travel, turn