Exists no more

adjective

1. Lost, ruined

   "lost looks and gone faculties"

2. Dead
3. Characterized by sinking or dropping

   "the empty or gone feeling in the abdomen so common in elevators"

4. Involved, absorbed

   "far gone in hysteria"

5. Possessed with a strong attachment or a foolish or unreasoning love or desire infatuated
6. Pregnant

   "she's six months gone"

7. Past

   "memories of gone summers"

8. Great

   "a real gone fashion reporter"

verb

1. To move on a course proceed

   "go slow"

2. To travel to a place

   "goes to the office every morning"

3. To travel to and stay in a place for a period of time

   "went to Paris for a month"

4. To move out of or away from a place expressed or implied leave, depart

   "went from school to the party"

5. To take a certain course or follow a certain procedure

   "reports go through channels to the president"

6. To pass by means of a process like journeying

   "the message went by wire"

7. To proceed without delay and often in a thoughtless or reckless manner
8. Walk
9. To be habitually in a certain state or condition

   "go bareheaded"

10. To become lost, consumed, or spent

    "our time has gone"

11. Die
12. To slip away elapse

    "the evening went quickly"

13. To come to be given up or discarded

    "this clutter has to go"

14. To pass by sale

    "went for a good price"

15. To become impaired or weakened

    "his hearing started to go"

16. To give way especially under great force or pressure break

    "the roof went"

17. To move along in a specified manner fare

    "everything was going well"

18. To be in general or on an average

    "cheap, as yachts go"

19. To be or become especially as the result of a contest

    "the election went in her favor"

20. To turn out well succeed

    "worked hard to make the party go"

21. To apply oneself

    "went to work on the problem"

22. To put or subject oneself

    "went to unnecessary expense"

23. Intend

    "I didn't go to do it"

24. To have recourse to another for corroboration, vindication, or decision resort

    "go to court to recover damages"

25. To be guided, governed, or regulated

    "We were just going by what we'd been told."

26. To begin an action or motion

    "here goes"

27. To maintain or perform a certain action or motion

    "still going strong"

28. To function in the proper or expected manner run

    "the motor won't go"

29. To be known

    "goes by an alias"

30. To act in accordance or harmony

    "a good rule to go by"

31. To come to be determined

    "dreams go by contraries"

32. To come to be applied or appropriated

    "all proceeds go to charity"

33. To pass by award, assignment, or lot

    "the prize went to a sophomore"

34. To be about, intending, or expecting something
35. Extend

    "his knowledge fails to go very deep"

36. To come or arrive at a certain state or condition

    "go to sleep"

37. To come to be become

    "the tire went flat"

38. To undergo a change

    "leaves go from green to red"

39. To be in phrasing or expression read

    "as the story goes"

40. To be capable of being sung or played

    "the tune goes like this"

41. To be compatible, suitable, or becoming harmonize

    "the tie goes with his suit"

42. To be capable of passing, extending, or being contained or inserted

    "will these clothes go in your suitcase"

43. To have a usual or proper place or position belong

    "these books go on the top shelf"

44. To have a tendency conduce

    "it goes to show"

45. To hold true be valid

    "the rule goes for you, too"

46. To empty the bladder or bowels
47. to move on a course : proceed
48. to travel to a place
49. to travel to and stay in a place for a period of time
50. To proceed along or according to follow

    "if I were going his way"

51. To travel through or along traverse

    "went the length of the street"

52. To make a wager of bet

    "go a dollar on the outcome"

53. To make an offer of bid

    "willing to go $50 for the clock"

54. To assume the function or obligation of

    "promised to go bail for his friend"

55. To participate to the extent of

    "decided to go halves on the winnings"

56. Yield, weigh

    "this fish goes ten pounds"

57. To put up with tolerate

    "couldn't go the noise"

58. Afford

    "can't go the price"

59. Enjoy

    "I could go a soda"

60. To cause (a characteristic sound) to occur

    "the gun went bang"

61. Say
62. To engage in

    "don't go telling everyone"

63. To have a record of

    "went 11–0 last season"

64. to move on a course : proceed
65. to travel to a place
66. to travel to and stay in a place for a period of time

idiom

1. Days/times in the past bygone days

   "They have many happy memories of days gone by."

idiom

1. In a very bad, weak, or confused condition because of being sick, tired, drunk, etc.

   "He had been drinking for a couple of hours, so he was pretty far gone by then."

idiom

1. Having ended, died, disappeared, etc., at a distant time in the past

   "Those buildings are long gone now."

noun

1. A passage (as in a store or warehouse) for inside traffic
2. The side of a church nave separated by piers from the nave proper

adjective

1. Wildly excited or enthusiastic

   "Our family of ten was ape for apricots, passionate about peaches …"

2. Showing extreme or uncontrolled anger, aggression, or agitation

noun

1. A bag that is filled with heated air or a gas lighter than air so as to rise and float in the atmosphere and that usually carries a suspended load (such as a gondola with passengers)
2. An inflatable bag (as of rubber or plastic) usually used as a toy or for decoration
3. A small bag that can be inflated (as in a bodily cavity) with air or gas

   "More than 700,000 Americans undergo procedures in which clogged arteries are cleared out with a balloon and then propped open with a tiny metal scaffold called a stent."

4. The outline enclosing words spoken or thought by a figure especially in a cartoon

adjective

1. Mentally unsound

   "… being prone for so long made me a little bananas."

2. Very excited and wild

   "The crowd went bananas."