Definition of go DEFCON
go DEFCON 
verb
- to enter a state of increased awareness.
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Originally submitted by WalterGR from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 07 2010. (Edit this definition.)
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- From the United States military's "DEFense readiness CONdition". For more information, see the Wikipedia article for DEFCON.
Originally submitted by WalterGR from Sacramento, CA, USA on Sep 13 2010. (Edit this definition.)
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