coming for my edges

It's like you are getting dragged or called out. So if someone insults you they're coming for your edges. So if someone is coming for your edges they just metaphorically snatched your hairline with their insult.

example 1:
boy: you suck at spelling.
girl: chill I'm not an English major
boy: I'm not an English major either but I know how to spell.
girl: why you coming for my edges like that

example 2:
girl: you need to get some Clearasil for your busted ass forehead
boy: damn how you going to come for my edges like that

by agenericere April 17, 2017

don't come for me

Reconsider bringing any issues concerning me to light. Such issues include: shortcomings, false accusations, wise cracks, jokes, etc. Meaning there is a time and place for this and current company is not it.

Employee: What's going on?
Co-worker (in the middle of a meeting): If you were on time you would know.
Employee: Don't come for me.

by imthenewclassic October 02, 2017

long time coming

1. Something that's long overdue.

2. Something that should've happened a long time ago.

It's been a long time coming.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant June 28, 2008

Coming out box

An inside joke made by millennials that I was left out on. :(

"What did you get in your Coming out box?" "What's a coming out box"

by Taytheditz June 24, 2020

I'm coming, Elizabeth!

The most well-known catchphrase on SANFORD & SON. Whenever Fred Sanford heard something particularly distressing, he always staggered around clutching his chest and shouted to his deceased wife, "This is the big one! I'm comin' Elizabeth!" This particularly applies to whenever you hear some really awful, distressing news, bad enough to make you think you were having a heart attack.

YOUR BOSS: I'm afraid I have some bad news: you won't be getting your bonus, I need you to work overtime next week, and your car's just been impounded.
YOU: Oh, my God! This is the big one! I'm coming, Elizabeth!

by OhioMan June 30, 2014

Come at me sideways

Someone who assumes you did something you did not. When someone pops off at you without proof.

Larisa cussed me out for something I did not do. I told her to not come at me sideways.

by Yeerrrrddd January 22, 2021

come what may

No matter what happens, you will make it through.

"Come what may.
I will love you until my dying day."

Moulin Rouge

by Satine M. August 09, 2007