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go-go

[goh-goh] / ˈgoʊˌgoʊ /






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The 1990s were boring, at least compared with the go-go ’80s and our current decade.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its local name “Ben Fu” translated as “Rushing Toward Prosperity,” capturing the zeitgeist of China’s go-go years.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, each new month here leaves us more sure that this is the place for us to be during what some retirees call the “go-go years.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The first few years of retirement are often referred to as the “go-go” years, when people tend to be more active and healthier than they are later in their retirement.

From MarketWatch

This was the age of the super-aggressive, go-go investors, known as the gunslingers.

From Barron's