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Going with 

Can be used to describe kissing with or without tongue. Generally used in northern England. Future and past tenses included.
Tom's going with Becky outside.
I went with Chloe.
Going with by JayP123 October 22, 2008

Going with Groucho 

When a man or woman who are usually kept and well groomed suddenly goes on hiatus of personal appearance. The phrase itself comes from the Groucho Marx who infamously sported huge untamed eyebrows.

For men going with groucho is usually growing a beard, seize of all manscapping, and a newfound lingering odor.

For women its usually the stopping of any eyebrow plucking, leg shaving, waxing, makeup wearing, or hair brushing.
Person 1: "What's been up with Anna lately? She used to be so hot."

Person 2: "Yeah man I guess she joined some feminist group and ever since she's been going with groucho."
Going with Groucho by bangbang973 December 15, 2010

going with the bread 

Making a life decision based upon where you feel your bread is best buttered. Making a choice that is the most beneficial to oneself. Choosing the best path.
"Yo man why did you drop Diana and hook up with Felicia"?
"Man, Diana never cooked. Felecia stays in the kitchen. I had to go with the bread man I had to go with the bread".

Going with the iflow 

This means whenever you download numerous songs on itunes (or on any other music download site) at the same time no matter which one downloads first you always listen to the first one on the list then the second etc.
Bob: Yo Jim what did you listen to yesterday.
Jim: I don't know I was just going with the iflow.

Just Going With The Plays That Are Called 

A phrase that could be used in any context to avoid an icky situation. Used by Terrell Owens
Reporter: Do you feel like you are being used correctly?
Terrell Owens: I'm just going with the plays that are called.

Guy #1: Did you sleep with my girlfriend?
Guy #2: Just going with the plays that are called.

Judge: What do you have to say for yourself?
Defendant: Just going with the plays that are called.

going Oprah with it 

To go on the television-show of Oprah Winfrey.
Interviewer:"So you had chemo that cured your hepatitis C; that must have been hard on you."
Steve:"Yeah, I'm thinking of going Oprah with it."