go
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Synonyms for go
be given
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- be given
- be spent
- be awarded
- be allotted
be dismissed
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- be dismissed
- be fired
- be discharged
- be laid off
- get the sack
- get the chop
- get your P45
belong
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- belong
- be kept
- be located
- be situated
die
be used up
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- be used up
- be spent
- be exhausted
go about something: engage in
go at something
go away
go back on something
go down: be remembered
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- be remembered
- be recorded
- be recalled
- be commemorated
go far
go for someone: attack
go for something: choose
go into something: investigate
go off: take place
go on: happen
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go on doing something or go on with something
go through
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- be completed
- be approved
- be concluded
- be carried through
go through something: search
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- search
- look through
- rummage through
- rifle through
- hunt through
- fossick through
- ferret about in
go without something
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- be deprived of
- want
- lack
- be denied
- do without
- abstain
- go short
- deny yourself
no go
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Synonyms for go
to proceed in a specified direction
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to move or proceed away from a place
to cease living
to put up with
go along: to agree to cooperate or participate
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go around: to pass around but not through
go around: to become known far and wide
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go at: to set upon with violent force
go away: to move or proceed away from a place
go down: to come to the ground suddenly and involuntarily
go for: to be favorably disposed toward
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go for: to require a specified price
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- cost
- sell for
go off: to release or cause to release energy suddenly and violently, especially with a loud noise
go on: to be in existence or in a certain state for an indefinitely long time
go on: to continue without halting despite difficulties or setbacks
go on: to talk volubly, persistently, and usually inconsequentially
go over: to look at carefully or critically
go over: to give a recapitulation of the salient facts of
go through: to participate in or partake of personally
a trying to do or make something
a limited, often assigned period of activity, duty, or opportunity
capacity or power for work or vigorous activity
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Synonyms for go
a time for working (after which you will be relieved by someone else)
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street names for methylenedioxymethamphetamine
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a usually brief attempt
a board game for two players who place counters on a grid
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change location
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- circulate
- go around
- spread
- carry
- ease
- whish
- float
- swap
- seek
- whine
- fly
- ride
- come
- ghost
- betake oneself
- overfly
- pass over
- travel
- wend
- do
- raft
- get about
- get around
- resort
- repair
- cruise
- journey
- come up
- move
- displace
- round
- trundle
- push
- travel purposefully
- swing
- rove
- stray
- roam
- vagabond
- wander
- swan
- ramble
- range
- drift
- tramp
- cast
- roll
- take the air
- walk
- meander
- thread
- wind
- weave
- spirt
- spurt
- forge
- crawl
- creep
- scramble
- slither
- slide
- wheel
- glide
- jounce
- bounce
- breeze
- be adrift
- blow
- play
- swim
- move around
- turn
- circle
- slice into
- slice through
- err
- run
- step
- motor
- drive
- automobile
- ski
- wing
- steam
- steamer
- tram
- taxi
- ferry
- caravan
- sit
- prance
- go up
- rise
- move up
- lift
- arise
- uprise
- ascend
- come down
- descend
- go down
- fall
- crank
- zigzag
- travel along
- follow
- advance
- march on
- move on
- progress
- pass on
- go on
- draw back
- move back
- pull away
- pull back
- recede
- retreat
- withdraw
- retire
- retrograde
- go forward
- proceed
- continue
- back
- pan
- precede
- lead
- pursue
- return
- derail
- jump
- flock
- accompany
- billow
- angle
- go across
- pass
- go through
- go past
- pass by
- travel by
- go by
- surpass
- hurry
- travel rapidly
- zip
- speed
- zoom
- belt along
- bucket along
- cannonball along
- hie
- hotfoot
- pelt along
- rush
- rush along
- step on it
- hasten
- shack
- trail
- shuttle
- hiss
- whoosh
- whisk
- career
- circuit
- lance
- outflank
- propagate
- draw
- transfer
- change
- swash
- pace
- tread
- hurtle
- whistle
- island hop
- plough
- plow
- lurch
- sift
- drag
- bang
- precess
- snowshoe
- beetle
- carry on
- climb
- climb up
- mount
- go under
- set
- sink
- settle
- elapse
- glide by
- slide by
- slip by
- slip away
- go along
- lapse
- abscond
- absquatulate
- go off
- make off
- run off
- decamp
- bolt
- go out
follow a procedure or take a course
move away from a place into another direction
enter or assume a certain state or condition
stretch out over a distance, space, time, or scope
follow a certain course
be or continue to be in a certain condition
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make a certain noise or sound
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- snarl
- sing
- whistle
- cause to be perceived
- blow
- ting
- make noise
- noise
- resound
- splat
- twang
- clang
- clangor
- clank
- clangour
- boom out
- boom
- drum
- thrum
- beat
- rattle
- ticktack
- ticktock
- tick
- resonate
- vibrate
- crash
- tweet
- twirp
- skirl
- gurgle
- glug
- whish
- guggle
- ping
- pink
- knock
- trump
- squelch
- chug
- ring
- peal
- bombilate
- bombinate
- buzz
- chime
- rustle
- crack
- snap
- beep
- claxon
- honk
- toot
- blare
- reverberate
- echo
- thud
- thump
- clop
- clump
- clunk
- plunk
- patter
- pitter-patter
- rap
- tap
- click
- chatter
- pop
- tink
- tinkle
- clink
- slosh
- slush
- splosh
- splash
- hum
- bleep
- rumble
- grumble
- din
- bang
- burble
- ripple
- bubble
- babble
- swish
- swoosh
- swosh
- lap
- drone
- birr
- purr
- whir
- whirr
- whiz
- whizz
- roll
perform as expected when applied
continue to live through hardship or adversity
pass, fare, or elapse
pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life
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be ranked or compare
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begin or set in motion
have a turn
blend or harmonize
give support (to) or make a choice (of) one out of a group or number
stop operating or functioning
functioning correctly and ready for action
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