Get spliced
verb
To get married.
John and Mary are planning to get spliced next summer.

Often appears as...
- get spliced together
- planning to get spliced
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
verb
To get married.
John and Mary are planning to get spliced next summer.

Often appears as...
- get spliced together
- planning to get spliced
Usage tips
Informal
Colloquial
Definition 1 of 1

Colloquial Usage
Used informally, more common in casual conversation than in formal writing or speeches.

My cousin plans to get spliced in a quiet ceremony.
Cultural Nuance
Predominantly a British expression for marriage, might be less understood in other English-speaking countries.

They're finally getting spliced after ten years together!
Casual Tone
Conveys a casual or lighthearted approach to the concept of marriage.

Do you think Sam and Alex will ever get spliced?
Colloquial Usage
Used informally, more common in casual conversation than in formal writing or speeches.

My cousin plans to get spliced in a quiet ceremony.
Cultural Nuance
Predominantly a British expression for marriage, might be less understood in other English-speaking countries.

They're finally getting spliced after ten years together!
Casual Tone
Conveys a casual or lighthearted approach to the concept of marriage.

Do you think Sam and Alex will ever get spliced?
Colloquial Usage
Used informally, more common in casual conversation than in formal writing or speeches.

My cousin plans to get spliced in a quiet ceremony.
Cultural Nuance
Predominantly a British expression for marriage, might be less understood in other English-speaking countries.

They're finally getting spliced after ten years together!
Casual Tone
Conveys a casual or lighthearted approach to the concept of marriage.

Do you think Sam and Alex will ever get spliced?
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