go'a
british word for 'gotta'
go'a by il0vemcr554 January 26, 2024
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go a-wall
spoken A-Wall the real term is AWOL(Absent Without Official Leave)- it means leaving your post and not returning in the Military
Taking leave and not showing up when ordered
Taking leave and not showing up when ordered
go a-wall by Soulreaver May 28, 2008
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go a wine a
To enjoy the consumption of wine. This may sometimes include alcoholic beverages other than wine.
Phrase etymolgy: derives from the popular 2006 film "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan". Now heard more frequently in London after a 2007 comedy sketch by Jack Dee.
Phrase etymolgy: derives from the popular 2006 film "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan". Now heard more frequently in London after a 2007 comedy sketch by Jack Dee.
"Shall we go a wine a?"
"I like to go a wine a."
"I've such a hangover from last night because I go a wine a."
"I like to go a wine a."
"I've such a hangover from last night because I go a wine a."
go a wine a by Fat_Jerry August 3, 2008
go a hug
go a hug by therealmr.48 March 25, 2010
go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script
Shell scripts don't require salaries and don't complain about yesterdays coffee. You should pay more attention to the creative possibilities of shell scripts, especially in relation to human resources.
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go away or I will replace you with a simple shell script by another nerd out there... September 17, 2003
Ga A Go A Deh-Hee's
Translates into English as "Got To Go To Denny's". Referred to having the munchies past midnight, when most resturants are closed and yet Denny's is still open with coffee and burgers for all. Came from Clarke! (musician).
"Dude, I'm so effing hungry!"
"We Ga A Go A Deh-Hee's and get some Moons Over Our Hammies."
"That's so pro!"
"We Ga A Go A Deh-Hee's and get some Moons Over Our Hammies."
"That's so pro!"
Ga A Go A Deh-Hee's by Blainesty June 11, 2006
Go and take your face for a shit!
Go and take your face for a shit! by Abi-origionally coined by Gary March 30, 2009
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