Go for
Go for verb - To have a price of.
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Synonyms for Go for
Proposition and go for are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Proposition" instead a verb "Go for".
Proposition
Proposition verb - Suggest sex to.
Go for and proposition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Go for" instead a verb "Proposition".
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She rejects him, but when he tells her it was a business proposition that they didn't understand, she offers to go for a stroll with him, slightly disappointed that he wasn't attracted to her.
Source: Straight Gay - This is an accomplice who falsely "approves" the proposition in such a way that his "support" encourages The Mark to go for the deal.
Source: The Shill -
Though Proposition Joe has heard that he has "more bodies on him than a Chinese cemetery." Drink Order: Daniels, intellectual, refined man that he is, will often go for wine.
Source: Series / The Wire
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