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go on then

go on then phrase: used to accept an offer.

Phrase

go on then

  1. (colloquial) used to accept an offer
    • - Would you like another pint, mate?
      - Yeah, go on then.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see go on, then. (proceed)
    • - I'm going to go and ask her on a date.
      - Go on then.

Questions about go on then

What does go on then mean?
Go on then means used to accept an offer.
What part of speech is go on then?
Go on then is a phrase.

Words near go on then in the dictionary

  1. go on record
  2. go on strike
  3. go on the account
  4. go on the mitch
  5. go on the scout
  6. go on then
  7. go on vacation
  8. go on with you
  9. go one better
  10. go one's own way
  11. go one's way

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