Coming out the freezer

Used by ethnic minorities,blacks,Indians to public announce that they like snow bunnies.

"Ayo did you hear about Demarcus,he came out the freezer, he's dating Sarah now"

"Guys it's true , I'm coming out the freezer, Kate and I have been dating for a while"

by amelia sorrell May 31, 2025

You come to 墙角 stand

This is originally a Chinese saying. It is usually used when teachers scold students in class.It means” You go stand in the corner.”

Teacher: “ Why are you using your cell phone in my class? You come to 墙角 stand!”
Student:::Scared:::

by NotveryYan July 19, 2022

Come Quat

An expression used when uncertain or surprises.

Sam: Did you know Amy dyed her hair rainbow coloured because she thinks she find an Irish boyfriend?

Emma: Come quat??

by TheDictionFairy June 24, 2018

in the coming days

any time in the next 5 million days

prog will moon in the coming days

by progchamp December 8, 2021

come-raeg

trans. v.

(while in Wales) to come up to people and address them in Welsh, whether you know that they speak Welsh or not (deriv. Cymraeg). Cf. welsh

In Y Gwyll, the Welsh version of Hinterland, DCI Mathias would always come-raeg to people all the time.

by Denver Wagner August 22, 2016

if the couch is rockin’, don’t come knockin’

a quote about having fun from emily in 401

me: what are you doing tonight?
emily: a guy from mutual is coming over!
me: oh cool!

emily: if the couch is rockin’, don’t come knockin’!

by strawberryshortcake9 September 3, 2020

Come on England CANT

When your mate Will is drunk and screaming aloud, he shouts "COME ON ENGLAND CANT," it is a sign of patriotism

Will shouted "COME ON ENGLAND CANTS" to Joel and Jake, his mates.

by Shrekson O’Connor November 23, 2018