boy-go-round

1: an overly promiscuous girl.
2: a girl that gives more rides than greyhound.

geez, that paris chick sure is one hell of a boy-go-round.

by spiderdan September 6, 2005

Ska Band Go!

A ska band from middle-northern-central-western America. Sometimes they play music. Other times, they hax teh internets.

Have you ever heard of Ska Band Go!?
No, why?
Oh. Never mind.

by Wooden Jesus August 23, 2007

go feed the goldfish

For use when you want to send someone (usually dumb or lower in the chain of command) away from a room so that you can discuss private matters with someone else.

To make someone scarce.

Possible gangster use. Probably a line in a movie.

"Hey Johnny. Why don't you go feed the goldfish. I'll be out in a minute"

by Neil-D December 7, 2007

finna go ham

fixin' to cause mayhem.

I'm finna go ham in this bitch

by greeneggsnham01 August 6, 2011

Happy Go Pukey

Where you go around so fucking fast and end up laughing so hard that you have to do the abdominal voorheaves and a TREMENDOUS technicolor yodel all at the same time.

That dumb mother fucker spun around so fast on the tilt a whirl that we knew he had Happy Go Pukey syndrome when he got off and called hughie at least 30 times

by RSE February 26, 2003

go big

to get angry at; to yell, scream or raise your voice at someone who is irritating you; to catch an attitude and get in someones face;

"The homie tried to go big on me the other night"

"oh yeah?"

"Yeah, she tried to get all up in my face talking mess"

"She wasn't finna do nothing!"

"I know!, But she still went big so Ima put hands on her"

by Gina Martin August 24, 2007

go up and down

Intransitive phrasal verb
The way someone "goes up and down" refers to their physical appearance. It is usually used in positive phrases to show strong approval of somone's overall look. It means you wanna get freaky with that person coz they are fine and dress good, but classy.

That guy at the bar goes up and down like a dream

Valery, I like the way you go up and down in that YSL smock.

by Randall Judderbuck August 14, 2006