GO IT meaning: Proceed alone without any help - OneLook

Usually means: Proceed alone without any help.

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go it: Merriam-Webster
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go it: Green’s Dictionary of Slang
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Definitions from Wiktionary (go it)

▸ verb: (informal) To misbehave, to carry on.
▸ verb: (informal) To proceed, to make progress; go on (expressing encouragement).

Similar:

carry on, play up, act up, go at it, go on, play, monkey around, be up to, play fast and loose, act a fool, more...

Opposite:

stay, remain, stay put

Phrases:

go it alone, have a go at it, go for it, go to it, to go it, more...

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Similar:

carry on, play up, act up, go at it, go on, play, monkey around, be up to, play fast and loose, act a fool, more...

Opposite:

stay, remain, stay put

Phrases:

go it alone, have a go at it, go for it, go to it, to go it, to go it alone, to go it blind, go it blind, Just Go with It, Go Let It Out, go get it, go with it, go and get it, go through with it, go at it, more...

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