to go
Eaten elsewhere order
To go describes food or drink purchased at a restaurant for consumption elsewhere rather than on the premises: I'll have a coffee to go, Is that for here or to go?
The phrase functions as an adjective or adverb modifying an order.
In British English, the equivalent is takeaway.
Sanctioned time away
farewell · head out · take off · be off · move along · hit the road · make tracks · scram
Effort toward a goal
perform · execute · engage · trigger · launch · commence · initiate · power up
Room for hygiene
- toiletWaste disposal fixture
- restroomFacility with toilets
- lavatoryRoom for bodily relief
- looBritish slang for toilet
potty · pee · poop · urinate · defecate · number one · number two · bladder
Be unsuccessful
- give outDistribute or fail
- break downFail mechanically or emotionally
- wear outDeteriorate through use
- declineDecrease or refuse
decay · spoil · rot · degrade · weaken · crumble · disintegrate · corrode
Core message retained
- carryoutFood ordered for elsewhere
- doggy bagContainer for restaurant leftovers
- curbsideAdjacent to the street
- drive-throughVehicle-accessible service lane
pickup · container · lid · portable · fast food · delivery · packed lunch · disposable
Game between opponents
- suitMatched formal garments
- belongBe rightly placed
- harmonizeBring into agreement
- coordinateArrange for unified action
complement · work together · pair · blend · jibe · mesh · click · accompany
leave
Sanctioned time away
departure · farewell · head out · take off · be off · move along · hit the road · make tracks · scram · vamoose
work
Effort toward a goal
activate · perform · execute · engage · trigger · launch · commence · initiate · power up · kick in
bathroom
Room for hygiene
loo · potty · pee · poop · urinate · defecate · number one · number two · bladder · bowel
fail
Be unsuccessful
- give outDistribute or fail
- break downFail mechanically or emotionally
- wear outDeteriorate through use
decline · decay · spoil · rot · degrade · weaken · crumble · disintegrate · corrode · erode
takeaway
Core message retained
- carryoutFood ordered for elsewhere
- doggy bagContainer for restaurant leftovers
- curbsideAdjacent to the street
drive-through · pickup · container · lid · portable · fast food · delivery · packed lunch · disposable · styrofoam
match
Game between opponents
coordinate · complement · work together · pair · blend · jibe · mesh · click · accompany · ensemble
- infinitivesto be, to do, to make, to get, to take
- dining phrasesbon appetit, enjoy your meal, dig in, come and get it, help yourself
- diner lingoAdam and Eve, eighty-six, 86, cup of joe, moo juice
- menumenu, option, submenu, dropdown, appetizer
- verbalsgerund, infinitive, participle, present participle, past participle