in the past; former; previous

to go out

to return to a place where one was before or where one resides, moving away from the current location

to proceed or go on with an action or state

to go in

to lose

it would appear; to have the appearance of

to die

to go up

to pass away; to die (euphemistic and respectful)

To depart from a place or person; to go away or exit.

to go to a place or destination.

apart from or excluding a specific person or thing

to get rid of, eliminate, or dislodge something unwanted

to get rid of, eliminate, or take away something unwanted, such as a stain or a physical part

unable to make it through a physical passage or a difficult situation

direction in which someone or something has gone; whereabouts

to take something to another place for a specific purpose

to pass away or perish; the end of a person's life

a location to go to, visit, or spend time at

to come and go; to move back and forth between places or to appear and disappear frequently.

to take away a number or amount from another; to perform the operation of subtraction

the direction or route that one is following

what path to take or which direction to follow; deciding on a future course of action

the choice of whether to leave or to stay; the matter of one's departure or retention.

to voluntarily leave or give up a job, office, or position

To throw caution to the wind, go for broke, or be prepared to make any sacrifice to achieve a goal.

To hover between life and death or be within an inch of one's life, often due to physical injury or illness.

the whole sequence of events; the origin and development of a situation

gone and never to return; gone forever

Go away! (Get along with you!, Get lost!)

to walk around; to pace back and forth within a certain area

to do something over and over again; again and again

to feel very apologetic

to leave confidently or indifferently, often with big strides and without regard for those left behind

to return or go back to a previous location

to manage one's life or livelihood adequately; often used to describe or inquire about one's welfare

to throw off; to take off (clothes)

to delete

to move by walking into a specific location or space.

to walk back and forth or move in circles, typically due to anxiety, restlessness, or waiting

a forceful and rude imperative command telling someone to leave a place immediately

to reduce internal heat (TCM)

to fly around in various directions or move back and forth in the air

to faint; to pass out

to leave out, skip, or exclude something intentionally

to castrate or neuter an animal; the state of being neutered

past tense (grammar)