1964, "fashionable," from slang adjective go "fashionable" (1962); see go (n.). First appearance of go-go dancer is from 1965.
gofer
go-getter
goggle
goggle-eyed
goggles
go-go
Goidelic
going
going-over
go-it-alone
goiter
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