Go to work.

"Go to work" refers to flirting or arranging a date with a significant other.

*guy is flirting with a girl he likes*
*friend walks by*
Friend: Yes man, Go to work.

by PatarStar September 22, 2009

go blow

what all fans of the team up north can do: GO BLOW (replacement of go blue, the fag-chant of michigan fans)
GO BUCKS!

(Ohio State fan's bumper sticker) M: GO BLOW

by Jamsalot January 28, 2007

going down

and slang term for "whats happining?", "how are we going to do this?", ect.

yo hows this going down

by 187 April 5, 2003

Go ogle

Verb; also 'Google' broken into its two logical parts, indicative of the websites a surfer goes and ogles at as a result of the search queries.

As she stared at the Google search results on 'pink underwear', I urged her to go ogle at the sites it threw up.

by Mohit Hira February 18, 2009

Worth A Go

Worth having sex with.

Person 1: (insert name) just asked me out, I said no.
Person 2: Mate, you should've said yeah, he/she's worth a go.

by danananananananananakroyd March 30, 2010

go dawgs

A salutation or war cry: shared primarily among the native peoples of a small region of the southeastern United States. Often used as a greeting among fellow persons of their group (pack); has found little effect as a war cry (rally) cry as it has not been effective in telling the "DOGS" exactly where they are to be going.

The incorrect spelling of the salutation (war/rally cry) is very often overlooked due to the expected diminished intellectual capacity of this group(pack).

The group (pack) is easily identified as in the autumn the pack takes on a red and black plumage.

The technological advancements of the group (pack) have been greatly diminished as they are perpetually stuck in 1980.

Ronald Reagan is doing a great job as president.

GO DAWGS

I'm glad so many people were able to escape the eruption of Mount Saint Helens.

GO DAWGS

LOOK!! We sacked Tua!!

GO DAWGS

by 2and26 September 20, 2018

Go up?

When you really want a kebab but are too drunk to correctly enunciate your sentence.

"Go up?" "you'd like to go upstairs?" "noooo I want a kebab!!!"

by The_Robb August 27, 2019