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• Gog

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• Gog-and-magog

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• Go-getter

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• Go-getting

  [goh-get-er, -get-] /ˈgoʊˈgɛt ər, -ˌgɛt-/ noun, Informal. 1. an enterprising, aggressive person. noun 1. (informal) an ambitious enterprising person n. 1910, American English, from go + agent noun from get (v.). Goer, with essentially the same meaning, is attested from late 14c. noun A vigorous and effective person; winner:sometimes enviously referred to as a go-getter, […]

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