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Definition to-go in British English

to-go adjective

adjective
/ˌtə ˈɡəʊ/
1

designed to be taken and used or eaten away from where it is bought

Example

I ordered a giant to-go cup of black coffee.

Example

Ajo Al's also does delicious to-go platters for parties or events.

Synonyms and related words
buttery calorific caramelised
Definition to-go in British English

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