near go

Gargle the throat with clean water three or four times; then, if you have it at hand, drink about three swallows of cool filtered water; if not near go thirsty until it is.

“The man will near go off his head.”

"That war a near go," whispered Hank, with a sigh of relief, as he rose to an erect position.

It was a pretty near go; had Henry Harper known how near it was he might have taken his chance.

And to him came her reply: "Sometimes when you are near go and see his grave where he sleeps in that far land, and put a flower upon it for your remembrance and for mine."