Going Off

Refers to the act of being out of control, normally this is acheived with the aid of alcohol or some form of illicit substance. Going off is normally measured in comparison to how many pills it would take for Stuey to reach your state of Going offness.

Barnes: Woah dude you were going off like stuey on 5 million eccys.
Dave: I am cunted

by Chronz August 09, 2004

Going Hundies

A term or phrase used to describe a great deal of effort, an alternative to going 100% (ie putting 100% of effort in).

Note: 'Tryhards' always go hundies.

Runner/Person One: 'How hard were you going back there?'

Runner/Person Two: 'I was going hundies.'

OR

Gamer 1: 'I was going hundies on that last game!'

Gamer 2: 'Still had a lower KDR than me though!'

by Lozz_Dawg January 24, 2012

Go Turkey

To go your hardest, going 1,000 percent.

Yo nigga that party tonight is gonna be dope let's get geeked up and Go Turkey!

by C-Side Tha Miracle August 06, 2009

Go Die

When you're minorly annoyed by what your friend is doing. Said in sarcasm.

Annoying friend: *crunch crunch*mm these chips are amaaazing

Annoyed Friend: Go Die

by Peaceoutbeautifulpeople September 22, 2018

going in blind

As if your approaching a situation without having any previous knowledge or not knowing what the outcome will be you're going in blind

Going on a blind date

Attending an interview unprepared
Going in blind

by Mechanical vitamins January 02, 2016

Grab & go

1.) pay as you go cell phone, because you are unable to use your regular cell for fear of being caught doing dirt by a spouse, girlfriend/boyfriend, or other restricting figure.

2.) having sex with someone and no intentions on keeping them around, see also jump off

You better have that girl hit you up on the grab & go before your wife checks those phone records.

Feeling kinda tipsy tonight, ready to get it in with a grab & go and be done wit it.

by BMat December 04, 2009

go career

1) To make a career out of a temporary job. see Lifer
2)(Mil.) To voluntarily extend one's Tour of Duty into long-term employment

1) "I didn't think I'd like sitting at a desk all day in front of a computer, but after this, I might just go career."
2) The Sergeant decided to apply to OCS and possibly go career.

by pythonspam November 07, 2003