go gold
To go gold is, for a piece of software, to be declared as ready or become ready for release to its intended users.
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go gold admin plz
A sentence by a player asking an admin which is probably not seeing his message, to drop a "Gold Box" in the game Tanki Online
go gold admin plz by kleins? February 21, 2022
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go for gold
go for gold by joewithhelpfromnicole December 14, 2010
go for gold
Australian. Sarcastic encouragement to someone to go ahead and do whatever someone was thinking of doing, or whatever you're too wasted to do.
A: 'I'm going for a run. Do you want to come?'
B: 'You go for gold. I'm going to lie here on the couch.'
B: 'You go for gold. I'm going to lie here on the couch.'
go for gold by Ray Babycakes July 18, 2006
go for gold
To feel another up (or and then some) or the encouragement to do so.
Could also be encouragement or the act of achieving aspirations or merits.
To achieve high reaches.
Could also be encouragement or the act of achieving aspirations or merits.
To achieve high reaches.
Ok, I'm going to take this test. I'm so nervous man.
"Go for gold dude." You got this.
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I saw you 'fall' on Jane. You "go for gold?"
Yeah, but she slapped me hard. Worth it.
"Go for gold dude." You got this.
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I saw you 'fall' on Jane. You "go for gold?"
Yeah, but she slapped me hard. Worth it.
go for gold by DAFFY McDuck August 1, 2011
Go for the Gold
Go for the Gold by Mstrofpuppts March 1, 2016
Is that's the gold standard we go by now a days?
Is that the gold standard we go by now a days?- is a phrase that is used when someone descripts a certain standard of a people in a conversation. This usually is a duh factor answer.
Person 1- The girl I'm dating now wants me to call her mommy when I see her.
Person 2- Is that's the gold standard we go by now a days?
Person 2- Is that's the gold standard we go by now a days?
Is that's the gold standard we go by now a days? by Hankscolts March 7, 2012
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