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1. The appropriate response to a statement which tries to remove you from a certain location when you have no positive desire, intention or propulsion to do so.

2. An effective method of distracting an Indian lady from excessive forms of audible speech.
N.B. - detriment of possible physical violence; i.e. it may bring to effect an act of provocation against the lady and all her man-friends.
1. Common example.

Person 1: go home.
Person 2: you go.

2. Recent example from an Indian reality TV show, "Dadagiri", between Esha and Ravi Bhatia.

Indian lady: why dont you go fuck off then?!
Person 2: you go~
*slap*

September 6, 2008 - How Can She Slap.
You Go by SAKd June 18, 2009
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a sarcastice phrase directed toward complete idiots. If an idiot makes a comment, an appropriate response can be a 5 second stare followed by a very loud, sarcastic usage of the phrase. This gets the point across and will usually leave the idiot speechless.
Idiot: I ran 5 miles with JIINSEENNN COOOAAACHHH today!

Person: YOU GO BAK!
YOU GO by Mike Provenzano October 14, 2009

you go for that 

Say this once someone says something disrespectful to another person. Once you say this they will be forced to either fight or argue
James:John you a whole bitch
Derrick: DAAAMMN JOHN YOU GO FOR THAT?!?
John: James fight me right now

You go Glenn Coco!

From the 2004 movie, Mean Girls.
When Damian is passing out candy canes, he says, "Taylor Zimmermann, two for you. Glenn Coco? FOUR for you, Glenn Coco! You go, Glenn Coco. And uh...'Caddy' Heron. Do we have a 'Caddy' Heron here?"

People quote it today when they feel like something you did is to be proud of. Weather they are being serious or sarcastic is for you to determine.
You: "I aced my Calculus test!"
Them: "You go Glenn Coco!"

you go for that? 

you go for that? is a reply to one person's comment or reply towards another person after then went out bad. Making who ever the comment was to, have to reply back or take it in
Justin: John shut up, that's why you're a bitch
Alex: Damn John! You go for that?
John: Man shut up, always instigating
you go for that? by OpticaRealzz April 23, 2019

you go girl 

Phrase of encouragement, used alone.
You go girl!
..................................
you go girl by VAKI5 May 7, 2005

You go on without me

The best excuse to look good and run away ever!
P1:Stay with me!
P2: you go on without me...
P1: OK (*walks off*)
P2: Yay! (*runs away*)
You go on without me by glaires April 4, 2010
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