go two-forty

To move very quickly; to race. The phrase refers to a horse racing record of a mile completed in two minutes and 40 seconds. I need to start going two-forty through this paperwork if I want to have it done by the deadline.

See also: go

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chalk and cheese
Box and Cox
come together
battle of the giants
a two-horse race
after you, my dear Alphonse
between two fires
at each other's throats
be at each other's throats
(one, two, three) strikes against (someone or something)

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go under the name of
go under the name of (something)
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go under the name of something
go under the wrecking ball
go underground
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go up a blind alley
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go up against (someone or something)
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