Coming out of the turbolift

Publicly identifying oneself as a Star Trek enthusiast/fan after sometime of denying or conseling it.

Coming out of the turbolift after years of lying to my friends that I didn't like Star Trek was relieving.

by Lindsay Famiglia August 15, 2017

Winter Contingency

WINTER CONTINGENCY is an official United Nations Space Command emergency plan that deals with situations where Covenant forces have become aware of or are invading a UEG colony. It was first mentioned in the UNSCDF Instruction EM-277 on March 10, 2526.

Carter: "Colonel, this is Noble One. There are no rebels. The Covenant are on Reach. Acknowledge?"
Holland: "Come again, Noble One? Did you say Covenant?"
Carter-A259: "Affirmative. It's the WINTER CONTINGENCY."
Holland: "May God help us all."

by itchywetscrotum July 27, 2021

Six pack coming

A fat person who makes fun of other fat people regardless of that they are bodily gifted.

Person 1:"You know that Tristan is such an obese guy. Cannot even run."

Person 2:" You also seem to have a six pack coming."

by Jessica Potgieter August 20, 2016

coming out

When a gay, lesbian, homosexual etc. reveals to the public that they are what they are.

Guy: "I am gay and proud!"

by DiiKaBaKa January 20, 2004

And they dont stop coming

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by ThePurpleDoggo May 6, 2020

contingency

absence of certainty in events, a possibility (n)

The new multi-storeyed hotel was questioned on its contingency evacuation plans in the wake of a disaster.

by Sana_m April 16, 2010

It's all coming up roses

1. (V.) A phrase meaning that everything is turning out okay. Usually used after you reveal that something really horrible happened, or as sarcasm.

1. "Got in a street fight, with the IRS, and I'm alright, took one to the chest, but I'm fine, It's all coming up roses." - Hedley

by Darian D March 14, 2009