Go brrrr

An onomatopoeic word no one agrees on the meaning of. It can mean things such as:
- Being fast and loud
- Being broken
- Exploding

Car go BRRRR VROOM SKRRRT
So much lag... The servers must be going brrrr.
Can't launch nuclear waste into space because rockets go BRRRR

by LMOFA December 20, 2022

go-qh

go-qh or 'Get Out Quick and Honourably' is the preferred way of most persons for leaving a relationship. Unless of course you prefer to go out with a bang.

Jeff didn't really like charlotte at all and decided to go-qh by leaving the city

by Barry Diddles April 20, 2005

Go Burkie

A term used to define a twerking dog or a dog that can dance in a definite or crazy way.

Burkie (dog): *Twerks on the hardwood floor*
Jordan (boy): "Go Burkie! Go Burkie!"

by Go Burkie September 10, 2016

Go in on you

Throw someone a beating

Shut up before I go in on you

by Low-Key bruh July 28, 2023

go hood

(v.) To act with less civility towards another individual

- The use of 'go' in the term may be conjugated depending on tense (e.g. going hood, went hood)
-This term best represents actions considered stereotypical responses to being insulted/disrespected within the school of hard knocks.

If you don't pay me my money, I'm bouts to go hood on a nigga.

by 369labyrinth May 15, 2016

go starkweather

to go on any type of road-bound spree, named after the Nebraska serial killer Charles Starkweather.

We should go starkweather all through Muskogee county shooting out all of the letter "G's in the Stuart Anderson's Black Angus signs.

by princeofdenmark August 28, 2012

Going tomato

When someone goes red because of embarrassment.

"You like her don't you"
"Nah, I don't"
"Yeh you do, you're so embarrassed. You're Going tomato. You're going bare tomato"

by Lexicognitive June 26, 2018