go shop?

another alternative meaning where usually someone from a northern town asks you if you are going to the shop, it is spoken in a lalib accent.

come on, erm adda go shop?

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Going Siberian

When you grow your pubes to their full potential.

Jeff: Hey Chris. It looks like they're sending me to Russia for two weeks in October.

Chris: You better start growing your pubes out, man. Sounds like you'll be going Siberian for a while.

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Going Dutch

When each person (typically in a dating scenario) pays for their own meal.

Becky: Did he pay for your meal?

Linda: No, we both decided we were going Dutch.

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go next

Originating in online gaming, "go next" refers to giving up on the current match for one reason or another in order to play another, hopefully with better or less toxic teammates.

Player 1:"Ugh, had to deal with a flaming jungler in my last League game. Total free win if he didnt have such a bad attitude."
Player 2: "Oh well, go next, nothing you can do about that."

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Going Rousey

To verbally go off (tear a strip off or go haywire) on someone.

aka "Going Rhonda"

Did you see that girl going Rousey on the dude? She was all up in his grill about to push his wig back!

go mustang

1. To become an officer after serving as enlisted. Origin: military.

2. Go renegade and betray friends and allies

1. Corporal Hanson is sure to go mustang if he stays in. He's smart and has his shit wired high and tight.

2. In 1990 Iraq went mustang and screwed over all of her allies when they invaded Kuwait. Origin: uncommon slang.

Go on pigs

A term of excitement or encouragement.

Popularised by the Scott Mills Show. Originally heard on the Radio 4 programme "The Archers" when an excerpt was used for the feature "Innuendo Bingo" on the aforementioned "Scott Mills Show".

Lad 1. We're about to win the game.
Lad 2. GO ON PIGS!

While a volunteer shouts encouragement at people trying to finish a marathon "Go on pigs!".

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