do not go there

An extended and more emphatic use of the expression "don't go there". An urgent appeal to not follow a line of reasoning to its ultimate conclusion for fear that the conclusion will be offensive, unpleasant, or generally objectionable. The ultimate emphatic use would be "Do. Not. Go. There." with breathless pauses between each word. In general, a dire warning that grave consequences will follow from "going there".

A: "So, the two of them had a one-night stand and she forgot to take her birth control pill..."
B: <interjecting> Don't go there.
A: "...and, wouldn't you know it, nine months later..."
B: <more urgently> Do not go there!
A: "...yup, that's right...presto, instant teenage mother."
B: Damn. You went there.

by The Mensa Man December 14, 2011

Go for a walk

A term often used to ask people to hook up with them at boarding school

Jim: “Hey Sally, wanna go for a walk before study hall?”
Sally: “Jim you know I have a boyfriend, so no I do not want to go for a walk with you

by Cushkid June 9, 2020

Chic-a-go

How an Assyrian Boater pronounces Chicago; a female in Chicago on the go

hi im new to chic-a-go. lookit at the chic-a-go

by Tena Love Less Zaia January 3, 2012

Go to the moon

A term often used in high risk WSB stocks to encourage others to buy the stock which causes it to "Go to the moon". After this seentence is written there is usually a moon or rocket emoji.

Yo dude AMC and GME just went to the moon, Go to the moon.

by Ballsucker Nr.69 February 24, 2021

Going To Meyer's

The inviting of a member of the opposite sex round to your house for the sole purpose of sexual gratification. Need not apply to gf/bf. i.e any random person

N.B: This only applies if you actually get some, inviting a person over and NOT getting with them despite your best efforts is not Going To Meyer's.

"Ah, man, I invited Patti round to mine"
"Why?"
"Going To Meyer's if you know what I mean"

by The Donk December 27, 2009

Go play

The parent-to-child equivalent of piss off I’m busy

5yo: Daddy, why do ducks have webbed feet?

The Dad: Well they use their feet as flippers to swim in ponds, now go play alright?

by SushiWarlord March 21, 2019

go ahead on

To allow someone to move ahead of you, to signal that you let them go first, stating that it is time to leave.
A reversal of the proper english of 'go on ahead'. Its a southern thing.

You: Time to leave.
Me: Go ahead on.

You: (open a door for me) Go ahead on.

by skzyp July 28, 2008