Goin

Goin has multiple meanings:

In Norse mythology, Goin is a serpent, like Nidhogg, that ate from Yggdrasil.

Goin was a herpetologist.

Goin is commonly used as a contraction of the present participle "going." Often constructed with an apostrophe.

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