Collocations with "go"

indicates the direction or destination of a path

Used for things that change color, like traffic lights or faces.

Often used with quantifiers like 'a few'.

to become bankrupt or lose all one's money

To change to a state of being cold, often used for food or drink.

to become cross-eyed, often temporarily from strain or effort

A common informal way to say 'become numb'.

to adopt an organic method or lifestyle, especially in farming

To stop communicating or making noise, often implying an abrupt change.

Often used in questions to express surprise at how quickly time has passed.

To dye one's hair blonde.

describes the movement or destination of a bus

To share the cost of something equally.

A common, informal way to say 'become insane'.

to suddenly become red in the face

The light becomes a certain color.

To suddenly become very pale, usually from shock or fear.

a bullet passes through something

a common way to say someone's face is becoming red

Also used figuratively, e.g., 'go the distance' means to complete a difficult task.

Often used when hoarseness is a result of shouting or overuse.

To suddenly become pale, especially from shock or fear.

To become quiet, often implying a change in mood.

To describe how a rehearsal proceeded (e.g., well, badly).

Often implies becoming soft in a negative way, like fruit spoiling.

to remain in a state of not being used