gogo

Or go-go

[goh-goh]

noun

1. a discotheque, nightclub, etc., with go-go music and dancing.

gogo

/ ˈɡɒɡɒ /

noun

1. ɡrandmother

Word History and Origins

Origin of gogo¹

from Zulu

Example Sentences

Soutra Gilmour’s set consists of a vast tunnel that dwarfs the characters, apt for a play that emphasizes the powerlessness of Didi and Gogo.

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With his face all but covered in a bushy, gray-flecked beard, his Gogo makes a milder impression than Mr. Winter’s Didi.

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His Gogo gives a blank, uncomprehending thousand-yard stare into the void that has an unsettling power.

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That said, the moment when Didi and Gogo throw themselves into a frantic hug—as if only by touching one another can they be sure they still exist—has breathtaking poignancy.

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Mr. Dirden gives a brilliant performance as Pozzo, who breaks up the monotony of Didi and Gogo’s deadened existence when he comes upon them, hauled by Lucky, and settles in for a meal and some windy philosophizing.

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