a go

/uh-GO/ easy • Origin: Business/tech slang; 20th century.

Something ready to start or confirmed to happen.

The project is a go for next week.

ready,confirmed

Used frequently in logistics and planning.

Hot take: pineapple on pizza is great.

I think that proposal has a hidden agenda.

She won’t date anyone without a job—she’s allergic to broke.

Fast furniture contributes to landfill waste.

He plays on a smurf account to practice.

Brands now focus on snackable content for mobile feeds.