gtg

Internet shorthand for "Got to go". Also, it can mean "good to go", depending on the context.

Good to go:
"Say, I'm heading out. You coming?"
"gtg."

Got to go:
"Shoot, it's almost midnight. gtg."

by Mephianse September 8, 2004

gtg

got to go ( Short hand )

when you don't have the time to write a long bye.

by kel December 9, 2003

gtg

got to go

Rachel I gtg

by Lil March 2, 2004

gtg

Got to go

Dude i gtg l8r

by scott sasaki July 27, 2002

gtg

Means gotta go. But it has evolved into something more like i dont wanna txt you anymore

Person: Whats up?
Person 2: Nothinnnn.
Person:hey gtg bye

by personthatsubmits stuff August 31, 2010

gtg

Good to Go. Can mean leaving or having to go. In military slang it is similar to acknowledged.

"Sergeant, we are rolling out at zero-shit-thirty" "Good to go Sir (gtg). I will pass word"

by wertyy102 October 25, 2016

gtg

Good to go.

Commonly confused with 'g2g' which means "got to go". They are different, and 'gtg' is normally used in online games to indicate a participant's "ready status." It is seeing common usage today as indicating in the example.

"Are you ready to hit the clubs? I'm gtg!"

by kohner March 19, 2009