no-go Definition
☆ no·-go (nō′gō′)
adjective
Slang not functioning properly or not ready to go
Etymology: orig. astronaut's jargon
no-go Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- theorem: A famous 1996 no-go theorem by Lo, Chau, and Mayers claims that no such protocol exists, but has been repeatedly challenged.
- zone: Entire regions have become no-go zones for the US & UK troops.
- area: South America special: Ecuador - All change in the city of clouds Ecuador's old colonial heart used to be a no-go area.
- list: But since that fly incident yesterday the hospital seems to have put our address on the no-go list.
- decision: Your go and no-go decisions should be based on your own limits.
Browse dictionary entries near no-go
- ‹ no-frills
- ‹ no-fault
- ‹ no-cal
- ‹ no-brainer
- ‹ no bill
- ‹ no-action letter
- ‹ no-account
- ‹ no
- ‹ NNW
- ‹ NNI
- no-good ›
- no-growth ›
- no-hitter ›
- no-knock ›
- no-load ›
- no-lose ›
- no man's land ›
- no-name ›
- no-no ›
- no-nonsense ›

