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Post COVID-19 instead of having FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) many of us will have FOGO (Fear of Going Out). It will be important to try not to succumb to FOGO and eventually rejoin the world in our new, more distanced socialization. A little FOGO may be helpful to keep gatherings manageable during the first re-entry period after Social Distancing measures are lifted worldwide.
Sorry, I can't come to the party on Saturday night I have FOGO.
by PRGal April 04, 2020
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A lacrosse player who takes a face off (FO) and gets off (GO) the field.
He went to Syracuse as a FOGO for their lax team
by danm March 29, 2005
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Fear of going out, opposite of FOMO. A light hearted jovial expression used in situations where a person is non committal to the evenings activities.
Steven has FOGO tonight, he is worried he'll be tired tomorrow.
by Thump life July 27, 2014
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Fear of going out.

Not far removed, but not be be confused, with FOMO, fear of missing out
Mate, have you seen Jodie recently?

Nah, since this covid situ she's got massive Fogo
by Ess.Ess.Gee June 12, 2020
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When one has a fear of going out and wants to hang out at the home site.
School is out for summer and I have FOGO and want to just chill at the home site.
by Parnassus@Home June 06, 2015
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Verb - To eat delicious food till one is about to throw up.

From restaurant of the same name, Fogo de Chao.
We Fogo'ed so hard that we could barely walk to our cars afterward. A siesta will be needed
by BAULDS February 28, 2005
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