go-go

Sixties dancer style

Go-go describes a style of dancing performed at nightclubs, typically by scantily clad dancers on elevated platforms: go-go dancers, go-go boots.

The term evokes 1960s nightclub culture.

Extended to describe aggressive, fast-paced business environments: go-go years on Wall Street, the go-go economy of the 1990s.

Both senses suggest energetic, uninhibited activity.

dance

dancer

One who moves rhythmically

nightclub · choreography · routine · moves · platform · bikini · fringe · shimmy · gyration · spotlight

sixties

mod

Software tweak or admin

Twiggy · vinyl · retro · nostalgia · jukebox · groovy · bell-bottoms · beatnik · boutique · transistor

energetic

vitality

Capacity for spirited existence

enthusiasm · exuberance · spirited · bustling · momentum · drive · nonstop · action · hustle · fast-paced

finance

speculation

Unproven theorizing or risky investment

frenzy · rally · dot-com · leveraged · high-yield

Categories
Opposites
energy and activity level

go-gostatic

Without motion or change

sluggish · lethargic · lazy · inert · dormant

economic/market conditions

go-gostagnant

Without movement or progress

bear market · bust · depressed · sluggish · moribund

cultural zeitgeist and attitude

go-golaid-back

Calm and unhurried

subdued · conservative · restrained · buttoned-down · staid

Family

agog

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG