interjection
General Slang
g'wed
· interjection · scouse
Go on / go ahead — Scouse encouragement.
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Definitions
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All-purpose green light. Cheer someone on, agree with a plan, or tell a mate to crack on with whatever they're plotting. The Scouse 'let's go'.
“Pint after work? G'wed, lad.”
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g'wed In A Sentence
Pint after work? G'wed, lad.
Origin & Usage
Contraction of 'go ahead', smashed together the way only Scousers say it.
People Also Ask
What does g'wed mean?
It's Scouse (Liverpool) for "go on" or "go ahead" — a shout of encouragement.
How do you use g'wed in a sentence?
"G'wed lad, you've got this!"
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