The term 'get around' can be defined as finding a way to AVOID or CIRCUMVENT something. This can be done in a variety of ways, such as by orbiting, cajoling, passing, roving, avoiding, eluding, evading, shirking, skirting, and bypassing. Circumventing is the act of going around something, while orbiting is the act of moving around something in a circular motion. Cajoling is the act of persuading someone to do something, while passing is the act of moving past something. Roving is the act of wandering around, while avoiding is the act of staying away from something. Eluding is the act of escaping or avoiding capture, while evading is the act of avoiding something by using cunning or deceit. Shirking is the act of avoiding responsibility, while skirting is the act of avoiding something by going around it. Finally, bypassing is the act of going around something in order to AVOID it.