G2R

What does G2R stand for?

Got to run

Someone who sent you G2R has "got to run." No, they probably aren't about to start a 5K or a marathon. Rather, they're about to leave your conversation, because they have something else they have to do.

You're most likely to receive G2R at the end of an online chat session, as a signal that the sender has to sign off for now. You may also receive G2R in text conversations, used roughly the same way.

Example

G2R, but I'll TTYL
Sounds good, have fun!

A man who has G2R

Related Slang

G2GGot to go
t2goTime to go
TTGTime to go
DipTo leave
BounceTo leave
JetLeave quickly
Gotta blastHave to leave

Categories

Online Chat
Text Messaging
Updated December 22, 2022

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