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-gon

a combining form meaning “angled,” “angular,” used in the formation of compound words:
polygon; pentagon.

gon-

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-gon

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Origin of gon-¹

< Greek -gōnos, derivative of gōnía angle, akin to góny knee

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Origin of gon-¹

from Greek -gōnon, from gōnia angle

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Still, he promises, “Put that on my kids’ children, we gon’ see the future first.”

On “Spirit 2.0,” he gets even more introspective: “Waves will catch you / Light will catch you / Love will catch you / Spirit gon’ catch you, yeah.”

The posts were also not filmed in a hotel, with Payne saying they had been staying at "their lovely friend Gon's house".

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“We’re gon’ run the ball,” Campbell said.

“We’re gon’ run the ball,” Campbell said in another interview.

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