go around
/ˈɡoʊ əˌraʊnd/
noun
- An argument or disagreement, especially one that is repeated or unproductive.
- The meeting turned into a go-around over the budget cuts.
- I don't want a go-around with you every time we discuss money.
- We had another go-around about whose turn it was to do the dishes.
- In aviation, an aborted landing where the pilot circles back to try again.
- The tower instructed the aircraft to execute a go-around.
- Passengers felt a bump as the plane performed a go-around.
- The pilot initiated a go-around because the runway was blocked.
Antonyms