go + particle

To approach or deal with a task in a particular way; or to move around doing ordinary activities.

An archaic or literary expression meaning to attempt or intend to do something; equivalent to 'be about to' in older English.

To pursue, chase, or try to obtain someone or something.

To oppose, contradict, or be in conflict with someone or something.

To proceed with an action; or used to give someone permission to do something.

To proceed and carry out a specific plan or action, often after consideration or permission.

To travel or move with someone; or to proceed through a process step by step.

To accept or agree with someone's plan, idea, or decision, sometimes without full conviction.

To move in a circular path; to be enough for everyone; or (of information/illness) to circulate.

To regularly spend time with a particular person or group of people socially.

To attack someone or something, or to do something with great energy and enthusiasm.

To fight, argue, or engage in an activity with great energy and intensity.

To leave a place; to take a trip; or (of a problem) to disappear.

To return to a place, person, or state; or to date from a period in the past.

To fail to honour a promise, agreement, or decision that was previously made.

To return to a place, person, activity, or topic.

To descend to the lower deck or interior of a ship; a nautical term.

To act as a messenger or intermediary between two parties who are not communicating directly.

To exceed, surpass, or go further than a set limit, expectation, or area.

To pass, to move past something, or to use something as a basis for judgement or action.

To move to a lower position, decrease in level or value, or to be received in a particular way.

To perform oral sex on someone.

To become ill with a particular illness.

To choose, attempt, attack, or be attracted to something or someone.

An encouraging expression telling someone to try something boldly or without hesitation.

To leave a place and go out into the world, especially with a sense of purpose or mission.

To enter a place or space.

To enjoy or regularly participate in an activity, or to enter a competition.

In sport, to score or enter a target by first bouncing or deflecting off another object or surface.

To share the cost of something with one or more other people.

To join someone else as a partner in a shared plan, cost, or business.

To enter a place or state, to begin a career or field, or to explain or examine something in detail.

To make a sudden loud noise, to stop liking something, to explode, or for food to become rotten.

To suddenly start talking angrily, excitedly, or at great length, often in an exaggerated or theatrical way.

To continue, to happen, to speak further, or to urge someone to do something.

To continue moving past something or someone without stopping.

To leave a place, to be extinguished, to be in a romantic relationship, or to be eliminated from a competition.

To review, examine, or repeat something in order to check or understand it; also to cross to the other side of something.

To move beyond a particular point or place without stopping.

To move in a circular path, to visit someone casually, or to be sufficient for everyone.

To regularly spend time socialising with a particular person or group of people.

To experience something difficult, examine something carefully, or consume a supply of something.

To do something that was planned or promised, even though it is difficult or you have doubts.

To travel toward a destination, attend something, or direct effort or resources toward a purpose.

To be compatible, complementary, or well-suited to each other; also, for two people to be in a romantic relationship.

For money, effort, or resources to be used as part of a contribution to a larger goal or fund.

To sink below the surface of water; for a business to fail and close; or to lose consciousness under anaesthetic.

To move to a higher position, for a price or level to increase, for a building to be constructed, or for something to catch fire.

To compete directly with or face as an opponent, especially someone or something considered difficult to beat.

To enter a competition, apply for a position, or be considered for an award or promotion.

To accompany someone, to choose a particular option, or for one thing to suit or complement another.

To manage or exist without having something, often implying sacrifice or deprivation.