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square go

British  

noun

  1. informal a fair fight between two individuals

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White tiles about four inches square go with almost anything and will give a bathroom a clean, fresh look — and they’re cheap, too: 16 cents each at Lowe’s.

From Washington Post

Mr. Hurley is no stranger to Edinburgh audiences: His earlier works “Heads Up,” a solo show about the end of the world, and “Square Go,” about schoolyard bullies, both won Fringe First awards from The Scotsman newspaper.

From New York Times

Meanwhile, he’s looking forward to his family seeing Square Go.

From The Guardian

This is Square Go, a late-night rumble of a show in which he plays 13-year-old Glaswegian daydreamer Max, hiding in the school toilets with his mate Stevie, awaiting a fight with a bully.

From The Guardian

A high-octane hour, Square Go is performed in the round.

From The Guardian