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an Internet business which has failed

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dot  

 [1]  
      n  
1    a small round mark made with or as with a pen, etc.; spot; speck; point  
2    anything resembling a dot; a small amount  
a dot of paint     
3    the mark (<rdot>) that appears above the main stem of the letters i, j  
4      (Music)  
a    the symbol (•) placed after a note or rest to increase its time value by half  
b    this symbol written above or below a note indicating that it must be played or sung staccato  
5      (Maths, logic)  
a    the symbol (<dot>) indicating multiplication or logical conjunction  
b    a decimal point  
6    the symbol (•) used, in combination with the symbol for dash (<endash>), in the written representation of Morse and other telegraphic codes  
   Compare     →   dit  
7   ♦ the year dot  
Informal   as long ago as can be remembered  
8   ♦ on the dot   at exactly the arranged time  
      vb   , dots, dotting, dotted  
9    tr   to mark or form with a dot  
to dot a letter, a dotted crotchet     
10    tr   to scatter or intersperse (with dots or something resembling dots)  
bushes dotting the plain     
11    intr   to make a dot or dots  
12   ♦ dot one's i's and cross one's t's   to pay meticulous attention to detail  
     (Old English dott head of a boil; related to Old High German tutta nipple, Norwegian dott, Dutch dott lump)  
♦   dotter      n  
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dot   [2]  
      n     (Civil law)   a woman's dowry  
     (C19: from French, from Latin dos; related to dotare to endow, dare to give)  
♦   dotal      adj  

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go-to guy
n.
someone to whom everybody is turning when they need advice, help
[Fam.]
go gaga
exp.
go crazy about something, get enthusiastic
go-to person
n.
a person you can go to for help, advice or information
go missing
v.
to be lost
he went missing my dog went missing for three days
to go apeshit
exp.
to lose one's temper
very familiar
from the get-go
exp.
from the outset, from the beginning
give the go-by
exp.
do not take into account, disregard, ignore on purpose, avoid, dismiss
E.g: His boss asked him for a report, but he gave it the go-by.
go down that road
exp.
face a specific situation; act in a certain way
E.g.: John went out of rehab a few days ago and he is determined to not go down that road again.
go to the bitter end
exp.
go to the extreme; do everything that could be done; exhaust all possibilities and resources
what goes around comes around
id.
expression used to point out that one will eventually face the consequences of his own actions
go to hell in a handbasket
exp.
deteriorate very quickly
lose it
exp.
go crazy; get angry; lose self-control
E.g.: I will lose it if we keep listening to this song.
sit around
exp.
let the time go by without doing something important, relax, waste time
E.g.: It was a quite evening: we sat around chatting and watching TV.
bar hopping
id.
going from one bar to another
take the streets
exp.
go out in the street to protest
take the leap
exp.
go for something, take one's chances
bad day for science
exp.
expression used when nothing is going well

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