Garg-a-bar-go 

A mispronunciation of the name Garabaldi.

(Refrence from Brooklyn Nine-Nine)

"Garg-a-bar-go"! Sorry, can't talk need more medigin. Garabaldi!

Garg-a-bar-go by Raven Birdperson December 6, 2016

Dying to go 

Needing to go to the toilet right now, insomuch that it is a life or death situation

"Mum, are we there yet? I'm dying to go!"
"Not far honey. We should probably buy a Happy Meal or something so we don't get into trouble."

Dying to go by Space Quest January 7, 2017

cloudz to-go 

A online Head Shop that sells Bongs, Water pipes, and other such items

have you seen Cloudz To-Go?

I bought a new bong there!

cloudz to-go by BrandonDallas January 8, 2017

Untrained 2 go 

Means to be the opposite of "Trained 2 go"

You get to play/mess all day with people who are Untrained 2 go, they aren't "bout it" or about their business & they haven't the slightest bit of preparation.

Untrained 2 go by Junior's World January 27, 2017

Untrained to go

Simply means unttg. Describing a person not brought up ready to fight

Untrained to go is a bad thing to be, it's comparable to a scenario such as being soft while trying to get it poppin'.

2.) Meaning to be unttg.
3.) Meaning to be unTTG.

Untrained to go by Junior's World January 27, 2017

How it go 

- a Bahamian colloquial term, which translates to "Whats up?" or "Sup?"
-usually used as a greeting, or, in some cases, to incite a confrontation

The song, "Ha'd Go", by Bahamian rapper Daynez, further popularized the commonly used term throughout the Bahamas.

Pronunciation: Ha'd Go

Person 1"How it go (Ha'd Go) bey? Erryting cool aye?
Person 2 "Yah, right here bey."

How it go by LamarcGasoldridge March 9, 2017

Ding Dong Go 

To knock on an anonymous door or ring an anonymous doorbell, but to run away before it is answered. More specifically, the individual who partakes in knocking/ringing, hereby dubbed the "ding dong" must run, hereby dubbed as "go", for as long as possible without taking a break. It is also customary for the individual who has answered the door to run after the "ding dong".

As a long distance runner, Nashid was exceptional at ding dong go, since she could keep running away for hours on end.

Ding Dong Go by Worried Atheist March 29, 2017