got to go

means,that you have to leave

hey guys i'm late, got to go!

by hiluo June 07, 2006

go fetch

a phrase used when telling someone/something to get the hell out and to go away and die.

mark: dude, scott, please play yu-gi-oh cards with me!!! please!!!! there's this awesome new monster that-
scott: mark, go fetch.

by jessie r August 07, 2005

go fish

term used as the answer "NO" to an annoying question that begins with "Do you have any..."

"Do you have any pencils I can borrow" "Go fish..."

by ILIKESOUP94 May 13, 2011

going for the capillaries

Making an ineffectual attack against a relatively minor aspect of an argument or adversary, leaving the object of the attack unaffected.

An attack that is misplaced and off-target and does not address the fundamental issue.

The tactical opposite of "going for the jugular."

In argument, correcting your opponent's grammar instead of attacking her argument is an example of "going for the capillaries."

by MaxwellX July 31, 2010

Go Swivvle

Telling someone to go swivvle, or go swivvle up a christmas tree, is a nice way of telling them to fuck off or piss off, without getting into trouble for using derogatory language, and generally sounds quite amusing.

Callum- "Your a prick..."
Me- " I cba with you, go swivvle."

by Bobert696969 July 24, 2009

Go Flow

Sticking your tounge in the interior of your pet’s asshole

“Dude I’m gonna commit go flow to my pet giraffe!”

by Daddy2463790 December 22, 2018

Going Lindsay

1.Driving while intoxicated.
2.Driving intoxicated, and smashing up your ride.
3.Driving intoxicated, smashing up your ride,then fleeing the scene. Leaving the Blow behind, opptional.

Frank: Phil left the bar mucho baracho.
Susan: I guess he's Going Lindsay?

by v83image February 15, 2008