Come over and do Laundry

Term used when a person wants to break up or end the relationship with another person.

John and I have been having a lot of problems lately. I think I’m gonnna invite him to come over and do laundry tonight.

by Pilsenbro13 January 8, 2018

coming

coming is a adverb, it describes a noun on its way, it is traveling toward something, although some people mistake it for cu...

"those big bolders are coming!" "tuesday is coming up"

by puthay slay May 13, 2022

The fog is coming.

October 14 2027.

Person 1: hey dude hows it goin
Person 2: The fog is coming.
Person 1: what..?

by eridanlover44 November 30, 2023

snacktime comes early today boys

something you say right before you and some buddies are about to hunt some dragons or kill a large group of zombies

Jake: Oh shit...we're done for.

Sabre Jackson: Snacktime comes early today boys.

Jake: Okay...let's do this.

by echo 9 May 15, 2007

come over to watch LOTR

It is casual invite for sex. If a girl says "sure I'll come over and watch LOTR trilogy with you" she's into you and wants to have sex!

Girl 1:"he called me over to watch LOTR....I mean he knows right!?"

Girl 2:"Girl, I tell you! We all know saying yes to "come over to watch LOTR" means you wanna smash, but nerds are stupid oblivious....YOU have to make a move on HIM..."

by urbumwarrior69420 June 22, 2025

Come

1. The act of going towards something

2. What you do at night when you are bored and single... basically orgasm

Homie: Yooo, let's have a sleepover!
You: I am going to come!

Or
Homie: *asleep with mouth open*
You: I am going to come!

by the FBI at October 19, 2023

Go Jim. Be ready when soup comes.

A phrase used to respond to someone posting a gym pic, talking about the gym, or otherwise talking about any activity relating to getting jacked or preparing for battles of any sort.

Chase: “aye bruh, me and the boys hit the gym and the shooting range yesterday.”
Sarah: “go Jim. Be ready when soup comes.”

by Thattallgirl October 2, 2022