going the distance

Completing something despite hardships.

Carrying out a task or duty, usually with the connotation that it is arduous in some way.

We thought he wasn't going to make it, but he went the distance.

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Going barefoot

This is the feeling you get after leaving an uncomfortable relationship or job and doing something that makes you happy. The old situation is like uncomfortable boots!

I hated that job so now I feel like I am going barefoot in new grass!

Going to eat

When a girl agrees to go to eat with a boy because she wants attention from someone new

Girl 1: “Hey, what are your plans for tomorrow?”
Girl 2: “I’m going to eat with Logan”

Going Halo

The act of taking on multiple enemies without the use of tactical defense or regards for one's health and still coming out on top.

Dude, you can't be going halo on this game you'll get creamed.

go bitchcakes

Not British slang...it is from the 90's TV show "Newsradio". Secretary Beth decides to make up a word and see if she can get others to use it by dropping into every conversation. By the end of the day, everyone is using it. Has become popular in Britain due tothe popularity of the show.

It means to flip out or go a bit nuts, or to rant about something.

Beth went completely bitchcakes when she found out Matthew told Joe they were sleeping together.

Katherine is going to go bitchcakes on Bill after hearing that news story.

Going Kyle

Single-handedly wrecking an opposing force

That dude is going Kyle on those Antifa commies

Go the stretch

Act required when a female demands a sext from a male, however due to excessive alcohol/drug consumption the picture and girth would not be sufficiently attractive.

Hence physical stretching of appendage is required for use in the said sext.

Man: "Couldn't get a decent shot going last night, had to go the stretch"