Wicked This Way Comes

The most metal of all metal bands originating from Salt Lake City, Utah. They are more metal than a refrigerator. The most metal of the most metal band in the world is the drummer, due to the length of hair compared to band mates.

Wow I just got back from Wicked This Way Comes. You wouldn't believe how metal they were. It was like I was at a steel mill they were sooooooo metal.

by lemon23head April 29, 2011

Coming Up Miller

When good things or string of good events happen to you.

This phrase comes from a dude named Miller, no matter what, he always seems to have good luck.

Dude, I just got pulled over for speeding, and the cop let me go with a warning, every thing is coming up Miller!

Guy 1. This morning I found $100 on the side walk, then when I got to work, I got promoted!!! Can you believe that?!

Guy 2. At least it's coming up Miller for one of us....

by Dan Jones April 08, 2008

Coming home for Thanksgiving

Having an orgasm

Did Kathy have the stuffing when she was coming home for Thanksgiving

by minnckman12 November 15, 2010

come outta the closet

(verb) to make public one's erstwhile hidden sexual preferences, usually used in reference to admitting one's homosexuality.

I'ma come outta da closet!

by Fangsta March 18, 2003

Coming Out Of The Cabinet

When a midget admits that he/she is gay, as opposed to coming out of the closet.

Midget Joe: Hey, everybody. I'm a homosexual!!!
Tom: Dude, Midget Joe is totally coming out of the cabinet!

by gudghuge420 November 20, 2010

come in six-packs

A class of people who come in six-packs are cheap, contemptible, anti-social or worthless.

Look at those hooligans hanging around the town square looking for trouble. They come in six-packs.

by Fearman August 06, 2007

come up hard

1. Grow up poor. (Urban slang, probably from Southern slang.)

"Trouble Man," by Marvin Gaye
"I come up hard, baby,
But now I`m cool.
I didn` make it, sugah,
Playin' by the rules."

"The Search for Meaning: Americans Talk About What They Believe and Why," by Phillip L. Berman
"Hell, we come up hard . . . We were so damn poor you had to work to feed your stomeach instead of goin' to school."

by T. Cool April 28, 2013