by 1840, "pushing, driving," from verbal phrase go ahead; see go (v.) + ahead (adv.). Go ahead as a command or invitation to proceed is from 1831, American English.
go through
go together
go west
Goa
goad
go-ahead
goal
goalie
goalless
goal-post
goat
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