on-the-go-ness

English

Etymology

From on the go +‎ -ness.

Noun

on-the-go-ness (uncountable)

1. (rare, informal) The state or condition of being on the go.
   • 1902, How to Create the Perfect Baby by Means of the Art Or Science Generally ...‎^[1]:

     In addition to this is the lack of proper rest, recreation and exercise; the constant on-the-go-ness; the late hours plus sweets, tobacco and alcohol.

   • 2005, Cal Garrison, Witch on the Go: A Book of Spells to Take With You‎^[2]:

     This level of “on-the-go-ness” is really no different from going to the mall—except for all the security checks they put you through these days.