Go Darwin

For a situation to deteriorate to the point survival of the fittest kicks in. Similar to the phrase “shit hits the fan”.

With both groups on the verge of killing each other, the slightest misstep could cause the entire situation to go darwin.

by JellyF February 03, 2021

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 21, 2022

going to India

typically used by those from the south (like Tennessee) as a polite way to break up with someone. Often times it is misunderstood by the recipient who interprets the phrase as literal.

"hey Jacob, Caldwell told me he was going to India last week,"

"oh, Nathan I'm so sorry, he broke up with you."

by whorefo September 25, 2022

go bow

Bumping elbows instead of shaking hands. By "going bow" there will be less skin to skin contact and fewer germs passed between people.

Yesterday at the meeting, everybody decided to "go bow" instead of shaking hands. Nobody wants that darn swine flu.

by kukatie1 April 30, 2009

go tundra

way of summoning a mystical ice bird in dungeons and dragons

go tundra get food to feed the group and kill the evil monster

by sean batchelder December 02, 2004

Going to the line

To go to the county line where alcohol can be found, commonly used in Arkansas, due to the large amount of "Dry counties" where you cannot buy liquor.

"Hey man, while you're out, can you pick me up a 30 pack?"
"Sure, i'm going to the line anyways."

by mayfield1114 November 23, 2011

Wicked go

A New England expression used to identify someone who unexpectedly excels, usually at some form of physical activity.

Ed and Sam can wicked go at the hurdles

by Bostonboxers January 22, 2023