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- go on about
go on about
go on (and on) about something
to talk about something for too long or in a boring way He's forever going on about how he'll take on anyone who wants to challenge him. I can go on and on about football.
Usage notes: sometimes used with the verb keep: He kept on about the weather for more than five minutes.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Lilia | | - | Russian, Ukrainian |
| Verena | | ve-RE-nah (German) | German, Late Roman |
| Freya | | FRAY-ah (Norse Mythology), FRAY-ə (English) | Norse Mythology, English (British, Modern) |
| Lucky | | LUK-ee (English) | English, Indian, Hindi |
| EmİNe | | - | Turkish |
| Sudarshan | | - | Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada |