An alternative to the popular term nose goes.'Bows goes is a way of determining who has to perform a certain task. If someone calls "bows goes", the last person to touch one of their elbows has to do the task.
by SchuSnizzle January 5, 2006
A phrase used to describe extreme paranoia and fear in a hazardous situation, most popularly used in the viral internet video
Robert, it goes down!
by Classic nation March 23, 2020
during any situation involving scarcity or a need to decide who is going to do something quickly, this phrase is yelled. The idea is not be the last person to put your finger on your noes, if you are the last one, you must do the task or must suffer not getting any of what the participants may be vying over.
Person 1: Somebody has to defuse that bomb or we are all going to die.
Person 2: I don't want to do it.
Person 3: Don't look at me, I ain't gonna do it.
Person 4: Nope.
Person 1: I see ... NOES GOES!
Person 2: Haha! I saw you. You were the last to touch your nose.
Person 3: Rats ... ok I'll do it but don't be pissed when I get us all killed.
Person 2: I don't want to do it.
Person 3: Don't look at me, I ain't gonna do it.
Person 4: Nope.
Person 1: I see ... NOES GOES!
Person 2: Haha! I saw you. You were the last to touch your nose.
Person 3: Rats ... ok I'll do it but don't be pissed when I get us all killed.
by CLosClean December 16, 2014
by Aoki-kun February 5, 2020
A term originating from the popular Disney game Club Penguin, used as a replacement for sexual chat so as to not get banned or reported.
gurl: hey boi
boi: hey gurl come to my igloo
gurl: k
boi: get comfortable
gurl: k
boi: "Pencil goes in"
gurl: mm
boi: lets play mancala
girl: k
boi: hey gurl come to my igloo
gurl: k
boi: get comfortable
gurl: k
boi: "Pencil goes in"
gurl: mm
boi: lets play mancala
girl: k
by Pencilgoesin6969 January 22, 2016
A meme song made by SnapCube in their Sonic Adventure 2 Fandub YT video. The whole Fandub is the funniest shit I have ever seen.
by TheSerperiorMaster October 29, 2020
1. a stand alone phrase used as a salutation, normally asked as a rhetorical question.
2. a question that seeks to understand a persons current condition (e.g., mood, plans of action, current actions)
3. what's up?
2. a question that seeks to understand a persons current condition (e.g., mood, plans of action, current actions)
3. what's up?
1. The friend said, "What goes on?" when he arrived at the door of the man he would soon fellate.
2. What goes on, Buddy?
3. After hearing the news, he arrived at his friend's house, approaching the door he asked, "What goes on?"
2. What goes on, Buddy?
3. After hearing the news, he arrived at his friend's house, approaching the door he asked, "What goes on?"
by Fuckmyname May 2, 2007