Charlotte Cohen

The greatest person, most fabulous vollyball player ever

YOU'RE AWESOME, YOU'RE A CHARLOTTE COHEN!!

by syler petrelli December 21, 2008

until the donkey come from water

For a very long time.
A Turkish term similar to until the cows come home but it is used with give or get a thrashing.

If you get on with speaking like this, I will give you a thrashing until the donkey come from water.

by mevele March 26, 2008

locked in like a come bet

Expression used by craps dealers - you're trapped, no way out. could also mean:
your job is secure,
you're engaged to be married,
you knocked up your girlfriend & you're going to pay child support for the rest of your miseable life.

Pit Boss: Vinko is moving to Vegas so it looks like they'll promote Joey D.

Box Person: He's locked in like a come bet!

by the wetspot March 29, 2008

Ha He Come

Meaning of someone coming, but mistakenly spoken.

man 1: ha he come
man 2: dont you mean here he comes ?

by juiobhnyuiojnl September 10, 2011

Til the balls come home

A fairly uncreative, but slightly more satisfying variation of 'Til the cows come home.' It gives you an excuse to say 'balls' and this definition provides a reference if anyone calls you out for it. This is legit, person being shown this definition by someone you just heard say 'Til the balls come home.'

'How late do you have to work tonight?'
'Literally all goddamn night. I'm going to be at work until the balls come home.'
'That's not a saying.'
'Sure it is. Check urban dictionary.'

by yeti_detective August 23, 2012

come the mong

Petulant, sulky, depressed. monging n. being under the influence of depressants or other drugs (especially for recreational use); idling, relaxing, or vegetating (especially due to drugs or alcohol or their after-effects); vegging out, chilling out, or chillaxing. Also, monged out, adj., feeling dulled, sluggish, or drugged. Related: chicken-in-the-basket, waps, smurfing, robotripping, English, United Kingdom, Drugs. Slang - used mainly in Australia and New Zealand - deer culling idiom

"Don't come the mong" - meaning "don't look all upset at me like that".

by wordengineer July 30, 2006

come on crackhead

A saying coming from the youtube video of nicki minajs impersonitnation

Su.su.su.su superbass........COME ON CRACKHEAD

by JTHEFRANKAWESOME August 7, 2011