GOING
ADJECTIVES
1815 — UPON THE GAD on the move, going about
1863 — ON THE GAD on the move, going about
ADVERBS
1746 — A-GOG on the move, going → Eng. dial.
1825 — AGAIT — AGATE on the way, astir, going about, as opposed to lying down or confined to house or bed → Sc. & Eng. dial.
NOUNS
..825 — GANGS steps, goings, journeyings → obs.
..971 — SITHE a going, journey, path, way → obs.
1000 — FARE a going, journeying; course, passage, way; voyage → obs.
1175 — GANG the power of going, ability to walk about → obs.
1300 — GANG manner of going, gait or carriage → obs.
1300 — GATE a going, journey, course → obs.
1668 — ITION the act of going → obs.
PHRASES
1999 — GOING TO SEE A MAN ABOUT A DOG used when one does not want to reveal where one is going (Bk.)
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