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go1 US English

move from one place or point to another; travel

go2 US English

a Japanese board game of territorial possession and capture

go-go US English

relating to or denoting an unrestrained and erotic style of dancing to popular music

go to it in go1 US English

act in a vigorous, energetic, or dissipated way

to go in go1 US English

(of food or drink from a restaurant or cafe) to be eaten or drunk off the premises

go at in go1 US English

energetically attack or tackle

go on in go1 US English

continue or persevere

go up in go1 US English

(of a building or other structure) be built

go-by US English

avoid or snub someone

go-to US English

denoting a person or thing that may be relied on or is regularly sought out in a particular situation

no-go US English

not ready or not functioning properly

go ape in ape US English

express wild excitement or anger

go far in far US English

achieve a great deal

get-go (also git-go) US English

the very beginning

go for in go1 US English

decide on; choose

go off in go1 US English

(of a gun, bomb, or similar device) explode or fire

go out in go1 US English

(of a fire or light) be extinguished

go-bag US English

a bag packed with essential items, kept ready for use in the event of an emergency evacuation of one’s home

let go in let1 US English

relinquish one’s grip on someone or something

go bail or stand bail in bail1 US English

act as surety for an accused person

go bung in bung3 US English

break down; fail or go bankrupt

go or run deep in deep US English

(of emotions, beliefs, etc.) be strongly and wholeheartedly felt or held

go back in go1 US English

(of a clock) be set to an earlier standard time, especially at the end of daylight saving time

go down in go1 US English

(of a ship or aircraft) sink or crash

go into in go1 US English

take up in study or as an occupation

go over in go1 US English

examine, consider, or check the details of (something)

go with in go1 US English

give one’s consent or agreement to (a person or their views)

go-cart US English

variant spelling of go-kart.

go fish US English

a card game in which each player in turn asks an opponent for a particular card and is told to “go fish” from the undealt deck if denied

go-kart (also go-cart) US English

a small racing car with a lightweight or skeleton body

go gold in gold US English

(of a recording) achieve sales meriting a gold disk

go-slow US English

(of a proposal or course of action) cautious and prudent

go-team US English

a group of investigators who can be dispatched immediately to investigate accidents, attacks, and the like

go live in live2 US English

(of a system) become operational

open go US English

a fair chance

go pfft in pfft US English

fail to work properly or at all

go or turn sour in sour US English

become less pleasant or attractive; turn out badly

stop-go US English

alternately stopping and starting

go-no-go US English

designating a situation in which one must decide whether or not to continue with a particular course of action, or the moment when such a decision must be made

go astray in astray US English

(of an object) become lost or mislaid

go dutch in Dutch US English

share the cost of something, especially a meal, equally

go halves in go1 US English

share something equally

go about in go1 US English

begin or carry on work at (an activity); busy oneself with

go after in go1 US English

pursue or hunt down (someone)

go ahead in go1 US English

proceed or be carried out without hesitation

go round in go1 US English

spin: revolve

go around in go1 US English

(of an aircraft) abort an approach to landing and prepare to make a fresh approach

go under in go1 US English

(of a business) become bankrupt

go-ahead US English

permission to proceed