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GOTN is an acronym for “Get on these nuts”.

GOTN is commonly used in refineries, and petrochemical plants as an exclamation by an individual when completing a task that others thought to be impossible.
Bobby: Hey Joe, I completed aligning that compressor you tapped out on. GOTN!

Or also used as:

“I told you I’d get that turbine to run without overhauling it, GOTN!”
GOTN by GDI Slayer September 14, 2019
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gotnophobia 

The fear of nothing.
Chuck Norris was diagnosed with gotnophobia.
gotnophobia by drflubert May 5, 2008

Hazdeep Gotney Hayre 

No he has no hayre.....ok might have a tinny bit
no Hazdeep has no hayre
Hazdeep Gotney Hayre by Navdeep Hayre February 25, 2005
an very exclusive group of individuals created by bobbygotnext.
that boy gotnext
gotnext by thurljawn January 17, 2019
He is washed at fortnite and carried by Vert
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gotnz by VertBGD May 3, 2021

gotnotitsmann

When a guy likes a girl but she has not much up top.
Guy: Its ok man, she hot.

Black Guy: I dunno man, shes good an all but you know..

Guy: What? Whats bad about her

Black guy: SHE'S GOT NO TITS MANN!! (gotnotitsmann)
gotnotitsmann by Pacman10 October 2, 2010
A cliche more commonly refered to as gothic. This word is not common in the US, rather than the United Kingdom.
At my school, all the Gotniks that wear all black hang out secluded from everyone.
gotnik by vcsjones July 21, 2004
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