"Eddie would go" meaning in English

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Phrase

Etymology: Named after Hawaiian waterman Eddie Aikau (1946–1978). Etymology templates: {{named-after/list|waterman||||}} waterman, {{!}} |, {{lang|en|Eddie Aikau}} Eddie Aikau, {{named-after|en|Eddie Aikau|nationality=Hawaiian|nocat=1|occupation=waterman|wplink=Eddie_Aikau}} Named after Hawaiian waterman Eddie Aikau Head templates: {{head|en|phrase}} Eddie would go
  1. (Hawaii, surfing) Said of challenging surfing conditions, often as an encouragement. Wikipedia link: Eddie Aikau Tags: Hawaii Categories (topical): Surfing
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          "text": "We'd bodysurf Pounders, north shore areas, Pupukea... I remember dolphins ( or would that be porpoises?) alongside us in most every wave, which would many times drop us onto the sand with a thud, knocking the wind outa us! Then, like the hardy keiki o ka aina buggahs we were, go right back in for more punishment! Eddie would go, and so, to an extent would us keiki!",
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