Good enough for govt work
(phr.) Used to justify not applying any more effort to improve a less than perfect solution. There or thereabouts
Definition linkGood to go
(adj.) In a state of total preparedness. Locked and loaded, Hot to trot
Definition linkGoon bag
(n.) An immersion suit. Growbag, Babygrow
Definition linkGotcha
(n.) Something that may catch you out or disrupt your plan. cf. Government health warning
Definition linkGouge
(n.) US Military term for useful knowledge of a subject. Gen, Pukka gen
Definition linkGovernment health warning
(n.) A cautionary message that should be noted to ensure that things proceed according to plan. cf. Gotcha
Definition linkGraze the base height
(phr.) To fractionally infringe the rules. Spoon through base height
Definition linkGreen brain
(n.) An aircrew kneepad, which usually contains large amounts of information that may be unable to be recalled mentally whilst airborne. cf. Gizza, Noddy guide
Definition linkGrip it
(v.) Gain control of the situation. Get a handle on, cf. Lead turn
Definition linkGrip it (Up)
(v.) Take charge and get the situation under discussion under control.
Definition linkGrow bag
(n.) An aircrew coverall. Goonbag, Babygrow
Definition linkGrunt
(n.) A member of the non commissioned ranks of the RAF regiment or the army. A foot soldier. Cannon fodder
Definition linkGucci
(adj.) New or advanced technology. Spangly, Swept-up
Definition linkLongscrewdriver
(phr.) To unnecessarily interfere with somebody’s plan, usually without all the information. Get in my chilli