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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to going:   (358 results)

Often used in the same context:
gonna, coming, want, gotta, doing, supposed, happens, trying, think, got, goin, could, would, let, ought, expecting, alright, wanna, guess, seeing, looking, heading, know, hoping, what, starting, need, oughta, figured, putting, talking, but, should, kidding, pushing, scared, wecan, freaking, moving, happing, like, hurry, wont, damn, bothering, cant, preconceived idea, doggoned, panicking, hurting, running, this, shutup, gustiest, comming, looing, trochil, messing, psyched, ourselves, lollygag, outta, doin, decided, intending, fittin, prepared, watching, playing, darn, meant, beginning, jelling, lemme, dang, aiming, telling, asking, continuing, having, defensing, kinda, forced, tempted, screwed, stinks, frigging, unless, worrying, rolling, turning, why, staying, sitting, progressing, feeling, dreading, itching, anticipating, working, danged, saying, goers, goer, leaving, crossing, sailing, travel, assembling, chewing, crossings, filing, go, jaunts, outs, ploughing, plowing, purchasers, sell, there, resulting, burning, come, remaining, seeming, ticular, considerable, less, real, rising, momentous, often, particular, ticklish, approaching, ascertained, considerahle, dominating

More specific:
boarding, breaking away, despatch, disappearance, disappearing, dispatch, embarkation, embarkment, exit, farewell, leave, leave-taking, parting, sailing, shipment, takeoff, withdrawal

Appears in the definition of:
., acid-base indicator, advancea, advanceda, ahead, announcement, arteria gastrica breves, ascendinga, ascending node, at the same time, automobile traffic, balance of payments, bandwagon, bell the cat, bent, bicycle traffic, break, bursting, bus traffic, call-in, car traffic, circumvention, cleave, clueless, cockamamie, cold feet, commuter traffic, continuous tense, contrary to fact, convenient, counterfactual, cross-town, crosstown, crosswise, deal, degressive, departinga, descendant, descendent, descending node, detonating, disappearing, discouraged, dissolution, dissolving, distant, divided highway, downhill, dress, drift, dual carriageway, ebb, egress, egression, ekbom syndrome, emergence, enteringp, excavation, excess, excessiveness, exit, exploding, fanny, fillet, flash, flip-flap, following, foot traffic, foregoinga, for sure, full employment, future progressive, future progressive tense, get it, get out, go, going-out-of-business sale, immanence, immanency, imperfect, imperfect tense, ingoing, inherence, inordinateness, input, input signal, intermediate, in advancep, keep up, knowledgeable, lame, later, launch, leading, lemniscus, little red riding hood, lubber's hole, matched, mistake, naturism, newsbreak, newsflash, news bulletin, ninth, northerly, nowhere, nudism, omen, optimism, outbound, outgoing, outward, outward-bound, overleap, overtaking, palaver, passing, past progressive, past progressive tense, patrol, pedestrian traffic, pilot, plough, plow, present progressive, present progressive tense, probable, progressive, progressive aspect, progressive tense, promulgation, radical, region, restless legs, restless legs syndrome, retrograde, retrogressive, risky, round, rubber-necking, ruffle, schooldays, schooltime, screw thread, sedative, set in motion, shakily, shipway, ship canal, short gastric artery, sightseeing, square, stage, start, start up, steady-going, superiority, surface, suspense, system, thing, thread, thrill, tip-off, trade, trade wind, traffic, transcendence, transcendency, transgression, travel, traveling, travelling, truck traffic, unadvised, undeviating, unswerving, use, used, vanishing, vasa brevis, vehicle traffic, vehicular traffic, visit, whistleblower

More general:
accomplishment, achievement, death, decease, deed, effort, exploit, feat

Synonyms:
active, departure, exit, expiration, going away, leaving, loss, passing, release, sledding

Also try:
— Nouns for going: concern, back, further, chronicle, deeper, out, time, down, away, places, period, more...

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