Go for : 21 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ up (go for) ___ up (go formal) ____-do-well (good for nothing) ___-Coburg and Gotha (former British ruling family) ___-Coburg- Gotha, former British royal house "___ be good for you!" "A daily jog is good for you"? "All gone," for a tot "All gone," for an infant "Boris Godunov," for one "Come on, let's go for a ride!" "Do something good for yourself!" product "Go for it!" "Go for the ___" "Go for the ___" (Schlitz motto) "Go for the Goal" author "Go for the Goal" author Hamm "Go for the Goal" autobiographer "Goldfinger" fort "Golf for Dummies" as read by actor ___ "Golf for Enlightenment" author Chopra "Golf for Enlightenment" author Deepak "Good as gold," for example "Good for life" sloganeer "Good for me!" "Good for you!" "Goodbye" for departing guests "Gotcha," formally "I could go for that!" "Let's go for a spin!" "Lord, it is good for ___ be here" (words of Peter to Jesus) "Pain at the good fortune of others": Aristotle "Rose Gown" and "Feather Gown," for two "Same goes for me" "That goes for me too!" "That goes for me, too!" (and a hint to both words in 17-, 28-, and 49-Across) "The Spruce Goose," for one "Touch and Go" Force __ "War, what is it good for" singer Starr "What is it good for, absolutely nothing!" "Ye gods!," for one "Your Love ___ Good for Me" (Diana Ross song) *Athlete who's going for the gold? *Goal for many an elite athlete #1 song between Phil Collins's "Groovy Kind of Love" and The Escape Club's "Wild Wild West" (1988 wasn't good for music, apparently) 4 Seasons title line preceding "I'm no good for you" 1860s govt. for four years 1962 hit that starts "Tho we gotta say goodbye for the summer ..." 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "huh, yeah, What is it good for?" 1970 hit that asks about its title, "What is it good for?" 1990 Stallone flick with the tagline "Go For It" 2014's 'Godzilla,' for one A goal for NOW A high one is good for pale people, briefly A jaguar might go for it A man goes for a walk and ... Academic goal, for some Agnes of "Agnes of God," for one Agreement that's now sure to go forward Albert Gore for one April 15 goal, for some Asked God for guidance Author of "Go for the Goal" Baked goods for geniuses? Baked goods for lovers? Baked goods for the physically fit? Baked goods for the poor? Be good for Be plenty good for Beyonce's "Irreplaceable" and Hall & Oates's "She's Gone," for two Billy Crystal or Whoopi Goldberg for the Oscars, often Bit of good fortune Black mark gotten for misconduct Boris Godunov, for one (Var.) Bringers of good fortune purportedly Bush and Gore, for short By good fortune Cereal for people with good fortune during a fictional "Simpsons" month? Ceremonial gown for Claudius Chicken part that's good for soup China's Three Gorges, for one Come-from-behind goal, for example Congo Gorilla Forest locale Countertop appliance good for reheating pizza Critter that may go for a long swim? Cushion that's good for you? Desserts good for a hot day Doesn't go for the green, in golf Don't go for Event at the 2012 Olympics in which a Venezuelan won gold for his country's only medal Exchange of goods for cash Famous gorge formed by the Colorado Fence good for a laugh Flower good for winter bouquets Form of government for squares? George Clinton was its first gov. (for 21 years) Go ___ (forgo) Go ___ for (defend) Go ___ for (help) Go ___ for (support in time of need) Go ___ for (support) Go ____ for: aid Go _____ for Go (forth) Go for a big catch, in a way Go for a bite? Go for a car-cramming record, say Go for a close-up Go for a close-up shot Go for a closeup Go for a dip Go for a drive Go for a few rounds? Go for a field goal Go for a leisurely run Go for a light bite? Go for a Masters? Go for a part Go for a party, say Go for a pitch Go for a pizza Go for a quick cruise, say Go for a rebound Go for a ride Go for a ringer Go for a run Go for a seat Go for a second tour Go for a spin? Go for a tight shot Go for a walk, e.g. Go for a wok? Go for additional service Go for again Go for an ace, maybe Go for an apple? Go for another 12 issues, say Go for another hitch Go for another tour Go for apples Go for avidly Go for blood? Go for broke Go for broke, e.g. Go for eagerly Go for eagerly, as an opportunity Go for first Go for flies Go for floating apples Go for game Go for it to the extreme Go for it, eagerly Go for it, in a way Go for more detail Go for more duty Go for more oil Go for ringers Go for some rounds? Go for the ___ (attack) Go for the bronze? Go for the gold, e.g. Go for the gold, maybe Go for the gold, perhaps? Go for the gold? Go for the gold...or bronze Go for the green Go for the gusto Go for the heart of Go for the heels, as a puppy Go for the jugular Go for the pippin Go for thirds, maybe Go for trout, say Go for with gusto Go for, as a ball Go for, as a fly Go for, as a pitched ball Go for, as a prize Go for, as the heels Go for, at an auction Go for, in a way Go formal Go forth and bring back Go forward Go forward, in a way Go-for connection Go, for one Goa, formerly Goal for a 112-pounder Goal for a comic working the Strip? Goal for a D.H. Goal for a H.S. dropout Goal for a hole Goal for a prof Goal for an auditioner Goal for explorer Coronado Goal for many club swingers Goal for many dieters Goal for many feminists (abbr.) Goal for Phelps