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Contexts ▼▲ Verb To advance or proceed physically To depart or leave To move or proceed across, over, or through (of an an action or process) To start or to begin To be positioned over or along a certain course or in a certain direction To proceed or turn out in a specified or successful way To proceed or turn out in a specified or successful way (go with) To be consistent or in agreement with (go with) To be harmonious, complementary, or matching (with something or someone) To die or cease living To draw to a close To pass into or be in a specified state, especially an undesirable one To be dismissed from one's employment To be in the usual, or a proper, place To deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy To elapse or move onward To give way or fall to pieces To make a noise or sound To operate or function To contribute to To be lost or stolen (somewhat rare) To gamble (money or something else of value) on the outcome of an event (regional Britain, chiefly Southern & Midland) To hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream (rare, more often phrased as "go through") To endure To manage a situation in a certain way Noun Plural for an attempt or trial at something Plural for a phenomenon that is popular for a short period of time Plural for a readiness to engage in (usually challenging) activity … more ▼ ▲ Verb ▲ To advance or proceed physically advances proceeds moves progresses travels passes journeys marches paces walks forges ahead goes along sets off gets on goes off moves on betakes oneself “You can go when the light turns green.” Verb ▲ To depart or leave departs leaves exits quits withdraws decamps goes off goes away retires vamooses clears out flees pushes off retreats absconds bails escapes moves parts splits cruises hightails ranges runs scoots scrams skedaddles beats it books clears off flies gets gets going lams makes off moseys scarpers sets off sets out takes off wends absents yourself hightails it makes a move makes an exit pushes on runs along runs off shoves off starts out takes leave walks out bails out beats a retreat bugs off bugs out buzzes off cuts out gets away gets lost makes one's way makes tracks moves out peels off pulls out runs away steps along takes flight ups sticks walks off abstracts oneself digs out hits the road lights out makes for makes oneself scarce packs off packs up pikes off pikes out sallies forth skips out slopes off takes a hike makes a break for it takes a powder says your goodbyes packs your bags slings your hook “It's been great spending time here, but it's now time to go.” Verb ▲ To move or proceed across, over, or through traverses crosses covers travels navigates perambulates tracks courses follows peregrinates transits cuts across passes over proceeds along “Are you able to go the length of the wide wheat field without collapsing from exhaustion?” Verb ▲ (of an an action or process) To start or to begin starts begins commences gets down to goes about sets about “You can go playing with your friends once you finish your homework.” Verb ▲ To be positioned over or along a certain course or in a certain direction extends leads reaches runs spans lies spreads stretches continues heads bears carries on “We will be building a bridge that will go across the river.” Verb ▲ To proceed or turn out in a specified or successful way develops fares eventuates proceeds progresses results ends turns out works out happens occurs transpires befalls comes off goes over comes out ends up pans out falls out rolls up “So did everything go well?” Verb ▲ To proceed or turn out in a specified or successful way succeeds flourishes clicks prospers thrives delivers works out comes off pans out goes over “I am confident that everything will go according to plan.” Verb ▲ (go with) To be consistent or in agreement with corresponds fits harmonisesUK harmonizesUS matches accords agrees checks coincides conforms jibes meshes squares tallies blends coheres chords dovetails gels sorts answers chimes clicks comports rhymes rimes “Jessie's account of what happened didn't go with surveillance footage.” Verb ▲ (go with) To be harmonious, complementary, or matching (with something or someone) matches harmonisesUK harmonizesUS blends complements suits goes together suits each other complements each other coordinates with each other “We purchased pants in specific colors to go with our shirts.” Verb ▲ To die or cease living dies expires perishes croaks passes away passes on parts departs deceases demises drops exits falls succumbs caves ends flatlines checks out conks out bites the dust carks it departs this life folds up kicks in kicks it kicks off pegs it pegs out pops off snuffs it steps out buys it crosses the great divide gives up the ghost goes belly up kicks the bucket goes the way of all flesh goes the way of the flesh goes to the great beyond runs through pops your clogs shuffles off this mortal coil meets your end “He closed his eyes, content with his life, knowing it was now time to go.” Verb ▲ To draw to a close ends finishes passes ceases disappears discontinues elapses halts concludes expires lapses stops terminates vanishes closes quits evanishes evaporates determines dies transpires ceases to exist comes to an end dead-ends runs its course winds up blows over breaks off breaks up fades away leaves off lets up passes away flies by melts away winks out slips away “This administration must go before things get worse for our economy.” Verb ▲ To pass into or be in a specified state, especially an undesirable one becomes gets grows turns comes runs waxes comes to be “The vegetables will go bad if you leave it out on the counter for too long.” Verb ▲ To be dismissed from one's employment gets the sack gets the axe gets the chop gets your P45 “Due to our worsening finances, some members of our staff will have to go.” Verb ▲ To be in the usual, or a proper, place belongs lies stands has a place “The cutlery will go into the top drawer of the kitchen cabinet.” Verb ▲ To deplete, or be depleted, in physical strength or energy decays fades fails flags lags languishes weakens wilts withers emaciates sags sinks droops wastes away “The flexibility in my body is starting to go with age.” Verb ▲ To elapse or move onward elapses passes advances flows passes by proceeds progresses flies by flies past marches on rolls by rolls past slips by slips past ticks away wears on ticks by “Years would go as I waited for another special moment between him and myself.” Verb ▲ To give way or fall to pieces collapses buckles caves crumbles crumples tumbles disintegrates founders gives breaks yields implodes falls down gives way caves in falls in falls to pieces goes out “The building's structure is crumbling, and it will go at any second.” Verb ▲ To make a noise or sound sounds rings chimes peals resounds reverberates tolls clangs dings sounds out makes a noise makes a sound “We heard the school bell go and were overjoyed to be able to go home.” Verb ▲ To operate or function functions works runs operates moves performs “Are you able to fix my broken computer and get it to go again?” Verb ▲ To contribute to contributes helps serves aids “This act will go a long way towards changing attitudes on how people view this community.” Verb ▲ To be lost or stolen disappears goes missing “Several items from our apartment would go after the break-in.” Verb ▲ (somewhat rare) To gamble (money or something else of value) on the outcome of an event bets gambles lays stakes wagers plays puts “This game of poker requires that you go at least five dollars per round.” Verb ▲ (regional Britain, chiefly Southern & Midland) To hope for, or aspire to, a goal or dream intends aims designs plans means aspires calculates contemplates looks proposes purposes allows meditates purports “We didn't go to time it like this. It's just the way it's happened.” Verb ▲ (rare, more often phrased as "go through") To endure endures bears brooks stands stomachs takes tolerates handles sustains wears abides absorbs accepts countenances hacks suffers supports swallows bides meets pockets sticks out sweats out consents to puts up with “I can't go the smell of his body odor for much longer.” Verb ▲ To manage a situation in a certain way fares does manages comes along gets on “Let us know how you go with your new job.” Noun ▲ Plural for an attempt or trial at something shots attempts bids crack tries stabs efforts essays whacks whirls assays bashes endeavorsUS endeavoursUK flings stints turns chances passes trials pop slaps spells “Skydiving is something I have always wanted to have a go at.” Noun ▲ Plural for a phenomenon that is popular for a short period of time buzzes crazes rage styles trends fads fashion latests modes sensation vogues chics enthusiasm flavorUS flavourUK tonnesUK tonsUS derniers cris hot tickets last words “Salads appear to be all the go these days.” Noun ▲ Plural for a readiness to engage in (usually challenging) activity life verve animation brio enthusiasm liveliness spirits vigourUK vivacity zest bounce drives dynamism get-up-and-go oomph punch spiritedness zings zips aggressiveness buoyancy effervescence energy enterprises exuberance initiatives perkiness pushes sparks sparkles sprightliness stamina vibrancy vitality ambition dashes determination esprit gases ginger gusto hardihood hustles juice moxie pzazzUK pizzazzUS sap snap starch vigorUS vim vinegar actions feistiness fizz perseverance activity bangs birrs force potency tucks vim and vigour “Our new hire is a young executive with the go to help us expand our business opportunities.” Find more words! 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