Going Valencia

To leave behind your heterosexual life and embark on a career of buttock burglary.

Yo, dat guy has decided to quit women for good and is Going Valencia.

by Jock McCue January 25, 2009

Going Fading

Shouting your school name at random people's faces

Kevin-"Hey Sean, we're going fading!"
Sean-"Okay!"
(later, at a supermarket)
"UPLAND HIGH! U-HIGH!"

by the U-High man January 27, 2009

go for all

Also, 'going for all' or 'GFA'.

To use, have or obtain more than is necessary of something to expose yourself to the greatest possibility of success.

Ordering 3 meals and eating the tastiest one is GFA. Hiring 5 recruitment companies to find you a job is GFA. Speed-dating is GFA.

Wearing 3 condoms is not GFA. It's just silly.

Person 1: "Did you hear that Barry got us on the door list for 15 nightclubs this Saturday?"
Person 2: "Yeh, he loves to go for all!"

by Benville March 31, 2009

Go-gurt

The act of oral sex in a car

Beebo pulled out all the stops on Valentine's Day, so Becky rewarded him generously with some sloppy go-gurt on the ride home.

by Cheese's Freaky Ticki March 7, 2015

Going royal

When you delete all your social media.

Megan Markle going royal after her became Prince Harris fiancee.

by cecibrazilian May 2, 2018

Cum and Go

when a douchebag leaves his pregnant girlfriend/wife, specifically shortly after finding out she is pregnant. this act is one of the reasons why men do not deserve rights. if you do this youre gay.

"dude, whyd you break up with sally"
"ugh, shes pregnant, gross"
"ahh, the good ol' cum and go"
"wanna have fuck now, ryan?"
"hell yeah jake"

by Lesbionage June 21, 2020

Go ed

"Go Ed" is a shortened form of "Go Ed kid" and shortened again from "Go ahead" or "Go ahead kid".

It originated from Scousers, it's a dialect thing though, not accent like "Top of the morning to you" is associated with an Irish accent.

It means yes. Okay.

"Go Ed" is basically saying "Go on then" so it depends on the context as to what it means. But GENERALLY, it's like saying "yes, ok" or "yeah, go on then".
It is very similar to other phrases used
throughout the North West of England. For example, in Manchester, it may be "Go on lad/kid/mate".

by Harribooo October 10, 2020