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sooncome

pretty soon now
it probably will happen
Morg: Are you coming over or not?
Coolio: Ah, sooncome baby.

George: I'm gonna spend my capital.
Michael: You be sooncome broke.
by gazoobi November 27, 2005
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SOON.

When the fate of something or someone has been determined and they are being watched. The predator's main thought is "SOON."

The origin of this phrase is in an under-appreciated lolcat, where an evil-looking cat is watching a chihuahua, with the only caption being SOON.

When pronounced, it helps to add suspense and drama by saying "SOON." in a low voice employed by that movie advertising dude.
Poppy, upon seeing Moolie loiter aimlessly:
SOON.
by Kitty de M. October 7, 2008
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Soon

Usually used by artists/bands to tease their fans when they were asked about something. Either means 'in about 3 days' or '6 months.' For example, when asked about a music video, tour, and announcement release, these artists tend to only know this word.
"@NewHopeClub, when are you releasing the studio version of Medicine and Start Over?"
"Soon."
by damnhotcon March 8, 2018
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sonson

Another term used in place of son (friend). This term has a friendlier connotation, though.
"Yo, sonson, what are you doin' this weekend?"
by Kodi Cinelli January 11, 2009
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Soon

The word that one “friend” uses before spending 5 whole African lifetimes to eat their dinner
Jack: ight imma be back soon I’m going to eat
by 7mil in my basement January 4, 2021
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APO soon

something that will happen in the next few years or never
we'll hear from her APO soon!
by Dean Oren September 26, 2006
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Mumford and Sons

A British Band that plays Folkish type music consisting of the same tempo and melodies for every single song.

- The group can also be defined as a poor mans Fleet Foxes.
"They play the one Mumford and Sons song all the time at the Starbucks where I go. When I asked the barista why that particular song played so much when normally they have more variety to their playlists, she explained to me that it wasn't just one song but an entire album of songs that sound exactly the same."
by Bariston the Bold June 11, 2013
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