Come up/coming up

Acquire money or items that you can sell for money By stealing jacking or swooping from cars houses garages warehouses or job sites

Come up/coming up: acquiring items you can sell for money by stealing jacking or swooping.

Tonight I’m going car fishing to swoop some valuables to sell for cash so I can come up;

by Triple OG thief June 7, 2018

the best is yeti to come

A way to say that the glory days have past. Sarcastically making a play on the optimistic phrase “the best is YET TO COME” as in: No it’s actually not it’s already come and gone.

SARCASTICALLY naysayer JON rebuked every attempt Sid made at being optimistic - shooting down every thing he said got tiring for them both - defeated Jon chimed out well “ the best is YETI TO COME” now you see Sid replied - it’s all ending soon but just not soon enough .

by Istayyeti November 29, 2022

come today and buy some corn

Or we’ll sacrifice your newborn

Come today and buy some corn or we’ll sacrifice your newborn

by Randomguywastaken September 18, 2021

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

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-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

coming up lindsey

when you get bit in the face by a cat

I just got bit in the face by a cat! Everything is coming up Lindsey....

by _lindseystan September 28, 2019