wha-come

A combination of the words "what" and "how come". Can be used to replace "how come" or "why" in interrogative sentences.

Wha-come you know how to dance like that?
Wha-come you borrowed my stuff without asking?

by Bianca Bonaparte January 10, 2008

come tap in

As in a weed circle, tapping in refers to joining the circle and partaking in the consumption of THC

“Hey man, come hang out, come tap in”

by sodo November 13, 2017

Kingdom Come

K-pop girl group Red Velvet's iconic pop-ballad song from their sophomore album "Perfect Velvet", this is song is known as one of the best songs in the group's career and one of the best b-side tracks in K-Pop.

Red Velvet's new song "Kingdom Come" is pop perfection

by yousefjin April 10, 2020

Come on to fuck

An expression of disdain over the shrinking of one's wool jumper.

"Come on to fuck Emma, you shrunk my jumper again!"

by rizzyo December 21, 2008

The fog is coming

The fog is coming

"the fog is coming"

by Servant 1832E October 28, 2022

Why come?

A question, similar to "how come?" but with more emphasis on the motivations of the subject

"Jimmy your mother and I are getting a divorce"

"Why Come?"

"Because she is a no good skank"

by Mattconno October 3, 2008

It's coming to Rome

A sentence that the Italians said when they won Euro 2020 (against England). Many foreigners use this sentence as a way to congratulate Italy for winning.

1. Yo, who won the Euro 2020?
2. I will give you a hint "It's coming to Rome"
1. Ah, Italy won. Cool.

by Unmmhdhdhdfsgdhdgd September 15, 2021