when twist comes to crunch

(figuratively, idiomatic) When the pressure is on; when the situation is critical or urgent; when the time has come for action, even if it is difficult.

He is not a particularly talented builder, but 'when twist comes to crunch', he can usually get the job done

by Pyro Pig December 05, 2022

You come from Bush

Used as a way to tell someone that they are stupid. Can also be said as "Come from Bush."

context: When a reporter asked a resident of a third world country about how it is like to live there, he asked a man how he lost his leg. The man who was missing a leg simply replied: "we don' know who did it but all we know is that they come from bush and go BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!"

Jake: "So what is it like to live here in Uganda, I see you lost your leg."
abbo: "we don' really know wah happened, all we know is dat they come from Bush and go BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!"

Teacher: "What is 2+2?"
You: "5"
Teacher: You Come from Bush.

by LT boi February 06, 2018

let the game come to you

Sit back and be patient and observe what happens, as opposed to jumping to conclusions that may turn out to be incorrect.

Don’t take sides on the issue until you’ve heard all the evidence, just “let the game come to you.”

by Upriser7 October 11, 2020

The Demons Are Coming Inside Me

A phrase used by very grown people who have at least some possibility at being a homosexual.

Person 1: I'm DANGEROUS don't mess with me bro.
Person 2: No way jose
Person 1: Oh yeah? Rahhh!!!! The Demons Are Coming Inside Me!!!!! RAHHHHHHHHHH

by 2qg5 October 31, 2023

Does that mean hes not coming on then?

a known word used by James May in "The Grand Tour" each time a visitor dies on their way to the studio

"Oh no, he's been bitten by a snake and has painfully died outside the studio"
"Does that mean hes not coming on then?"

by Lucy The Saurium September 28, 2021

come up through the ranks

Fig. to rise to a position of leadership by working up through the sequence of lower positions.

I come up through the ranks to become a corporate executive. The general came up through the ranks. There is no other way to become a general.

by Motanul13 October 30, 2015

Better Coming Than Going

The phrase "better coming than going", describes a girl or guy who looks really hot while walking towards you, however looks particularly average from behind, while he/she is walking away.

Mike: "Damn... check out this girl coming down the footpath - the blonde".
Dave: "Hell yes - she is stunning..."
** Girl Walks Past **
Dave: "...however better coming than going - that ass is terrible."

by buckonz February 29, 2012