1. v. i. to come through in the clutch
2. v. i. to make an amazing play. also come up huge 3. v. i. to succeed, to come out ahead. antonym: come up short
1. Shaq came up big for the Lakers in the 4th period last night.
2. Shaq came up big on that backwards alleyoop dunk and then said, "don't fake the funk on a nasty dunk."
3. The company came up big for the quarter and ended up with a net profit.
Not the best, but the funniest and coolest thing to say to a randomgirl when you are trying to hit on her.
The word "Come" should be pronounced in an extremely seductive voice, and the word Butthead should be replaced with the name of the person who sais this.
Butthead: Hey, baby.
Girl: (turns around)
Butthead: COME to Butthead!
Me: Hey, baby. COME to Michael!
Chick: (kicks me in the weak spot)
phrase similar in meaning to "bring it on", come on with it denotes disdain for difficulties and a general attitude of bravado and defiance. Said with emphasis on the word "on" as in "come oooon with it!"
Jenna: we're going to run a mile in subzero temperatures!