What Does GTG Mean?
By Timothy Tibbetts |
The internet is full of acronyms, and GTG is one you might come across in conversations with friends, family, or colleagues.
GTG means "Got to Go"
GTG is a way to let someone know you are leaving the conversation, usually with urgency.

GTG is most frequently used on social media and text messages. At the time of this article, there is no smartphone emojis for GTG.
Some people might also use GTG as an acronym for "Good to Go".
The difference should be obvious, depending on the conversation.
Got to Go: During a conversation, you might say, "GTG, have a doctor's appointment."
Good to go: Maybe someone is coming to pick you up, so you could reply GTG acknowledging you're ready.
While Got to Go and Good to Go are the most common uses, there are many other uses for GTG, including religion, motivation, politics, military, and dating:
Government to Government
Get Together
Global to Global
Green to Green
Gray to Gray
Gateway to Gateway
Generation to Generation
Good to Great
Gateway to Growth
Glory to God
Green to Gold
Girl to Girl
Growing to Greatness
Go to Girl
Go to Gun
Gray to Gray
Gay to Gay
Guy to Girl
Game Typing Goals
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GTG means "Got to Go"
GTG is a way to let someone know you are leaving the conversation, usually with urgency.

GTG is most frequently used on social media and text messages. At the time of this article, there is no smartphone emojis for GTG.
Some people might also use GTG as an acronym for "Good to Go".
The difference should be obvious, depending on the conversation.
Got to Go: During a conversation, you might say, "GTG, have a doctor's appointment."
Good to go: Maybe someone is coming to pick you up, so you could reply GTG acknowledging you're ready.
While Got to Go and Good to Go are the most common uses, there are many other uses for GTG, including religion, motivation, politics, military, and dating:
Similar:
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