go home—(also: get home) become quite clear to a person:
- His calculated sarcasm went home like the sharp point of a rapier.
Note: The expression does not fully correlate in meaning with the phrase come home—
1. = go home:
- The ideal of equality would come home with special meaning to men bred up on the frontier.
2. (also: come home to roost) return by way of retribution:
- Eventually every single problem you have avoided dealing with will come home.
go in a home—move into an institution such as old people’s home, providing refuge and care:
- My personal experience with my father was, he was adamant he did not want to go in a home.