Take the tour ×  I don't really remember in which context I saw
it. Is there more than one meaning?  share|improve this question
add comment  closed as general reference by Mehper C.
Palavuzlar, kiamlaluno, Matt Эллен, simchona, Daniel Nov 12 '11
at 14:42   3 Answers  up vote 3 down vote accepted  On the go is
used in two main contexts.  The most common use is when you do
something "on the go." This means "while traveling." For
example, if you can eat a food on the go, it means that it is
easy to eat while traveling without making a big mess; something
like an apple.  A less common use is to be very busy so that you
have no time to do other things.  share|improve this answer add
comment  I've been on the go all day means 'I've been working
hard all day'. On the go can also mean 'while travelling'. And
also, apparently, 'slightly drunk'.  share|improve this answer
add comment  On the go can mean very busy:  He has been on the
go the whole day  or in the process of being produced:  She has
a new book on the go.