go to town

“So, when you have a bunch of excess nitrogen, microbes go to town and they start using it for fuel. But some of it leaks out of their metabolism and it comes out as this air pollutant.”

“The person who buys this, one night could crack open a couple beers and open up the case and then go to town on these 16 boxes,” Mr. Simonds said.

“The Fed was very clear in their dot plot,” he said, “and I don’t know why the markets decided to double it and then go to town on that.”

"I would definitely not go to town in drag for a little drink with my friends," he says.

If I needed to jot down a few notes in a pinch, and I was staring down at a CIA briefing on the latest Russian military posturing, I’d totally flip that bad boy to the blank backside and go to town.