you go for that?

you go for that? is a reply to one person's comment or reply towards another person after then went out bad. Making who ever the comment was to, have to reply back or take it in

Justin: John shut up, that's why you're a bitch
Alex: Damn John! You go for that?
John: Man shut up, always instigating

by OpticaRealzz April 23, 2019

go for a scoot

To scooter over to someone's house, then scoot around the block. On a scooter.

Sam: What do you want to do?
Ashley: Do you wanna go for a scoot?
Sam: Fuck no.

by scooter_boi69 May 30, 2019

Go for a Liam

The act of drinking 1-9 beers before teaching students online. Usually the beverage is consumed in the hour prior to teaching a foreign language. These beers act as lubricant for your mouth. Based on our scientific study, going for a Liam can increase class engagement by 7 percent.

Liz: I have work in an hour, but I need a beer to teach this kid in China...
Danielle: I teach in an hour too, lets "Go for a Liam."
Liz: Yes, I will take two Liams on the rocks and one more for the road.

by Salz2DaWalz September 8, 2019

Go For The Gusto

Go out and do the things you always wanted to do with vim and vigor, going for the maximum pleasure, vigorous enjoyment, commit and follow through with your desires of life.

You gotta go hard for the life you want.

Can’t be afraid to go for the gusto

by Donndonn March 19, 2020

Go Forth and Multiply

Originally a bible phrase, Brits now use it when they mean 'fuck off'.

A polite way of saying you told someone where to go.

I told the door-to-door salesman to go forth and multiply.

by mj5 January 15, 2008

go for the five

To do the bare minimum through sheer force of will.

i.e. just show up

Origin: in many University seminar classes, one gets five "participation marks" out of a possible 10 for merely attending the class.

Ben: Ugh man I hate my family and it's Thanksgiving!
Brian: So? Go for the five - eat dinner, hug your grandma, and peace out!
Ben: Yes. I will go for the five.

by cliffdogg October 28, 2010

go for it

Equivalent to "go ahead".

If you need to leave, go for it.

by Albert February 15, 2004