Comida Chingona

Comida is Food in Spanish.
Chingona means Bad-Ass or really really great. As a form of Chingar (Fuck), it can also be Fucking Bad Ass Food.

This term Chingona or Chingon is slang in Mexico City and other parts of Mexico.

The Barrio Cafe in Phoenix uses this as their slogan since 2002.

Esta comida esta bien chingona.
This food is really chingona.
Que comida chingona tan rica

by la jefa March 11, 2009

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its coming home

when all the plastic supporters think they're frontline. They put on their story 'it's coming home!' but have no idea what it means, Disgraceful.

Football's coming home!! Said Larry
'Its coming home! Screamed John

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coming out of the attic

When someone discovers and reveals to others that they are, in fact, Jewish.

Derived from the Diary of Anne Frank.

Considering how stingy he is, I should have known it would only be a matter of time until Matt was coming out of the attic.

by Xonium May 19, 2010

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Got Another Thing Comin

A phrase uttered when one is completely appalled by the actions of another, usually indicating that the outcome said trouble maker is expecting will take a turn for the worse.

If this hoe think she gon' just cut me in this damn line, she got another thing comin!

by DatBitch...bitch March 14, 2011

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Comic

A book that reads with morer pictures and an action packed stroyline.

Comics:

Spider Man,
Incredicble Hulk,
Fantastic 4

Steve goes to a book store to get some comics!

by Derelic December 28, 2005

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the comic book guy

A guy who lives in springfeild and sells comics, and hes fat to.

Worst. Episode. Ever.

by CANADA March 7, 2003

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anti-comintern pact

A pact between Germany & Japan (25 Nov 1936) and later Germany, Italy & Japan (6 Nov 1937). Japan renounced it in 1939, not wanting to see it as an excuse to have to fight directly with european powers at war with Germany, but in light of German victories formed a Tripartite Pact a year later.

The anti-comintern pact was farcial, because Japan and the USSR did not go to war until the USSR felt victory was assured and grabbed territory from 8 Aug 1945.

by Kung-fu Jesus June 24, 2004

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