Go stir-crazy
To become anxious because one is confined to a small space.After many days of rain I began to go stir-crazy because I could not leave the house.
Go steady with (someone)
To date one person regularly (not so common recently but at one time this expression was used often by teenagers).The two students have been... Read more →
Go on
To be put on something, to fit on something.The top of the jar would not go on so I put it in the garbage.
Go off (somewhere)
To leave or depart for somewhere.My friend went off on a trip and did not say good-bye.
Go off half-cocked
To act or speak without thinking.Our boss often goes off half-cocked when he is at a meeting.
Go off
To begin to ring or buzz.The fire alarm started to go off just as we entered the building.
Go with (something)
To choose one thing rather than another.We decided to go with the small rental car rather than the big one.
Go to town
To work fast or hard, to do something with much energy.We went to town last night and finished painting the bedroom.
Go to the trouble (of doing something)
To make an extra effort to do something.My aunt went to the trouble of buying a new bed for her guests.
Go to the expense (of doing something)
To pay the cost of doing something.We had to go to the expense of buying a new tent for camping.