Going Town

The way a retarded chav in Britain (Not Sure About Other Countries) says "Going to town". This can be used in many different ways such as "Going School" instead of "Going to School".

Chav:"I'm going Town tomorrow"
Respectable Memeber Of Society:"He's such a chav isn't he"

by AtlasKoala January 26, 2017

go gina

IT means your happy, excited any positive feeling. if your feeling sad this is not the phrase to be used. You shout GO GINA at the top of your lungs meaning your so happy and full of life. Ready for whatever the fucking day will throw your way.

Go Gina i brought a new car with my dads money. GO GINA i just won the lottery, I cant fucking believe it.

by guess2020 September 7, 2020

going deli

a step above going ham, a deli holds all meats not just ham.

that was so awesome he is "going Deli"
dunk in yo face I'm "going Deli"

by whitfieldasfuc August 19, 2013

going patxi

To follow a rigorous, disciplined and climbing training regime.
Named by Joe Miller after world-class climber Patxi Usobiaga, famous for his hardcore trainings.

I was weak, so i decided going patxi.
After 10 000km on bike, 1000 pullups and 5 climbing days, it is time for rest day. (Patxi Usobiaga)
Adam really went patxi. He does 100 pull ups every day.

by TvojaMtJeMojaBitchinja December 21, 2020

Going Hahm

Bypassing all physical limitations; accomplishing something that is not easily accomplish-able; the state of being enlightened

"Yo today I killed two stones with one bird." "Going Hahm"

"Oh snap, I just benched 450 today." "Damn, going hahm"

by shnerfmonster September 14, 2011

go chimpanzee

When someone pisses you off and you rip off their face.

Upon seeing my husband's ex-wife I had to go chimpanzee and rip off her face.

by pfc. snowball November 13, 2009

go Hollywood

to sell out; to lose track of your roots in pursuit of fame and fortune, changing your style, appearance, behavior, and social status in a way that your past self would have found reprehensible

After rappers like 50 Cent go Hollywood, it's hard to take them seriously when they rhyme about how hard life is in the streets.

by nyaaron October 7, 2010