Go Dutch

When you go an a date and everyone pays separately.

Stephanie: I only have enough for my meal.

Natalia: Yeah so do I.

Christopher: I am not paying for anyone's food.

John: Great, so everyone can GO DUTCH

Natalia: Going Dutch is a great idea.

by IdontDoDutch November 29, 2011

go to seed

To decline or fall apart; to become worn and shabby.

This phrase comes from gardening. After a plant has flowered, it falls apart, sending its seeds into the soil. As the plant dies, it 'goes to seed'.

Hicksville has gone to seed since the last time I was there.

by VAKI5 May 11, 2005

going cowboy

Going against the rules or set of norms. Breaking the mold, usually in a spirited or rebellious manner. Similar to "going rogue". Often times reckless or careless in their pursuits.

"Why do we have so many office supplies? 2000 red pens? 500 boxes of staples? We only have 10 employees!"
"Bob from accounting must be going cowboy with the credit card again."

by Pappa Wayne May 23, 2019

going to pot

Going into the toilet. Heading in a bad direction.

My mom used to always say "the world is going to pot."

by Bobby White May 20, 2008

go jamma

loosing the civi's, or street clothes, and putting on comfort clothes when you get home. Jamma being short for pajamas.

'are we going out or can I go jamma?' or 'can I go jamma man?' 'can I go jamma girl?'

by ginkgo leaf August 02, 2012

go hunsinger

to lose one's temper and inflict a severe physical beating on a perceived enemy, real or imagined; to "hulk out"

I'm 'bout to go hunsinger on all these guys who keep hittin' on my old lady.

by marv3000 May 02, 2021

Go-Billion

A very large number used to tower a billion.

I don't know what to say Kim, there are a go-billion things going through my head.

by BeardofWisdom July 08, 2015