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A term used to describe a person's intention to sleep with someone.

A surname referring a person's affinity for intercourse.
"Is she up for a good time?"
"Hells yeah, she likes to go fast."

or
"Is she up for a good time?"
"That's Sarah Go Fast! Of course she is!"
Go Fast by Leslie Benjamin August 29, 2011
Gay (not the happy or joyfull kind). Go fast can be used in a wide variety of situations where guy's act girlie or for objects that are un-manly these objects and guy's are Go fast. Homosexual man are also Go fast. It is best explaind using the examples.
1) Guy in bar: I'll have a Baileys
Bartender: Dude dont be Go fast

2) Guy: Motorcycles are dangerous
Manly guy: Dude dont be Go fast

3) Hot chick: Kiss me, guy
Guy: I think we should take iut slow
Random bystander: Dude dont be Go fast
Go fast by Not so go fast August 6, 2008
"A white rage on go-fast, that was impossible; someone would get hurt or dead, and she'd have to bail him out or bury him."
go-fast by Logan C July 7, 2006

go fast stripe 

Go fast stripes are used to describe the lines (usually cheap stickers) on an un sporty car that make the owner believe it looks and will go faster.
(Sarcastically) Look, his car has go fast stripes, they must add 50hp each!
go fast stripe by Dabcat August 29, 2017

go-fast button 

I'm going to pick up an ounce of the go-fast button for the concert.

go fast medicine 

A term for the drug, 'speed'. When you gotta go fast, the medicine helps.
Hey man, I gotta go fast!
Don't worry, I've got your go fast medicine right here.
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"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
Dutty by J Hall April 3, 2003
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