dead ahead

"Dead ahead" means that something or someone is just right ahead (from the location of the speaker).

Ex1: Guy 1: Where is John's house?
Guy 2: Dead ahead.
Ex2: Soldier: Contact! Enemy dead ahead!

by Silent Protagonist July 5, 2014

Go Ahead

A girls way of daring you. Not permission. Don't do it!

Go ahead. We'll see how it ends

by Bad luck June 24, 2015

streets ahead

cool or awesome

As seen on Dan Harmon's Twitter and his show "Community".

That new box office hit is so streets ahead.

I thought he was really streets ahead but he turned out to be streets behind.

by the_quality April 23, 2010

go ahead

Simply means "proceed". The connotation is that you have full permission, or are encouraged, to do whatever it is. The phrase is used in reference to any act, and usually in response to someone asking permission to do something.

Q: May I leave by the back exit?
A: Go ahead.

by omoikane no mago July 27, 2018

go ahead on

To allow someone to move ahead of you, to signal that you let them go first, stating that it is time to leave.
A reversal of the proper english of 'go on ahead'. Its a southern thing.

You: Time to leave.
Me: Go ahead on.

You: (open a door for me) Go ahead on.

by skzyp July 28, 2008

swing ahead

The maneuver made when exiting a store involving the swinging of a shopping bag in the path of the electronic eye controlling the sliding exit door in order to open the door micro-seconds sooner than it would have opened had you done nothing.

I always swing ahead my bag at the exit door in order to leave the store as efficiently as possible.

by anonymous August 29, 2017

Detour Ahead

A pretty kickass band from Michigan that's just starting to get exposure...... apparently they're going to begin recording a new album soon. It's like a mix between Black Sabbath, AC/DC and the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

i saw Detour Ahead at their show on the 4th of July....

by mike fraser July 28, 2010