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“go boom” is correct and can be used in written English, particularly in informal or colloquial language.
It is often used to describe something exploding or making a loud noise. Example: The fireworks in the sky went boom and lit up the entire city.
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Makes me expect something to go boom".
Videos documenting pyrotechnical land-art pieces go boom.
"And, if you don't want the government to crash, you can't have Assad go boom".
'Here you go, boom.'" He drops his hand hard on the table.
In the new Batman film, "The Dark Knight," many things go boom.
And Specialist Toby Handy said, "Just hope you don't go boom".
We wait for it to tip over, fall down and go boom.
Of the 16 events Mr. Weed said his favorite may be "Baby Go Boom".
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Just hearing the audience call my name makes my heart go boom-boom-boom.
But he makes up for it with that quickness that tells you that's-where-I-want-to-go — boom".
"I'm an atomic bomb, I just go 'boom.' Once like this".
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