get-and-handle

verb
UK /ˌɡet ən ˈhændl/
US /ˌɡet ənd ˈhændəl/

To get something and then take care of it.

She got the puppy and handled it gently.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To understand and deal with a tricky situation.

He got the problem and handled it well.

3. To receive something and use it properly.

They got the package and handled it with care.

4. To catch something and keep it under control.

The goalie got the ball and handled it easily.