game on
game on
1. A phrase used to literally start a game. Is everyone lined up? OK, game on!
2. A phrase used when one is ready to meet or pursue a particular challenge. All right, game on—let's get the cleaning started!
3. A phrase used when one is eager to benefit from a particular situation. I thought I was doing the work for free, but hey, if she wants to pay me, game on!
See also: game, on
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
game on
People say game on to mean that they are ready for something challenging to begin. You think you can beat me? Game on! Note: You can also say it's game on for someone to mean that they are about to face a challenge. It's game on for toy makers as Christmas approaches.
See also: game, on
Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.
game on
1 a signal for play to begin in a game or match. 2 said when you feel that a situation is about to develop in your favour. informal 2 1999 FHM She soon invited me back to her place for the other. Game on!
See also: game, on
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- game over
- monkey in the middle
- in the game
- shell game
- a shell game
- fair play
- fair play (to you)
- a game in hand
- be game
- game is up