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of Partenay (E. E. T. S.), 1. 274. go-down (gō-doun'), n. 1. A draught of liquor. And many more whose quality Forbids their toping openly, Will privately, on good occasion, Take six go - downs on reputation. D'Urfey, Colin's Walk, iv. We have frolick rounds, We have merry go - downs , Gods they had tried of every shape and size That god smiths could produce or priests devise. 2. A divine smith.