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go wild

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go wild
Fig. to get very excited. At the end of the football game, the kick was good and the crowd went wild.
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Malisa was successful in making the audience go wild over her music.
Malisa emerges from Elissa's shadow by Albawaba.com
SPRINGFIELD - Children can go wild with Safari Curt and his furry and feathered friends as they take children on an imaginary tour on Tuesday.
BRIEFLY by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Men may prefer younger women, for instance, but male chimpanzees go wild for older females.
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