Come out the pot

When an individual decides that selling crack (cooked in a pot) is their best course of action in life.

“Yo I just got fired from my job, I’m bout to come out the pot,

by Dub_Z1 October 8, 2021

Herbs come around

When you finally get high

ahh man finally the herbs come around

by Annie Likes Unicorns March 5, 2015

Re-come out

To return to a party with the intention of sleeping over after having returned to one's own home, often far away (like 20 miles, or over an hour in travel time if there's traffic) to gather overnight and next-day essentials.

Billy: Clarissa! Don't go home so early. Get plastered with us tonight, and then go home tomorrow.

Clarissa: Billy, I can't! We have class tomorrow and I don't have any clothes or make-up.

Billy: Oh yeah I forgot about fuckin' class. Well, re-come out! If you leave now you can be back in a couple hours and then we can get schwasted together!

by NurseSteve2014 June 12, 2013

Coming at me nasty

when something is moving really fast tawrd another object

Mike: i almost got hit by a car today!
joe: Really?
Mike: yeah, it ran a stop sign and it was coming at me nasty!

by FBGMnigglet September 2, 2012

come round the corner

A thing that gangsters in the UK (Roadmen) say to you when they are planning to do some disrespectful shit to you, it can range from a simple beating and robbery to a cheffing.

Roadman: Ay, what you got for me, fam?
Innocent pedestrian: Nah, I don't have anything on me.
Roadman: Stop playing with me, man.
Innocent pedestrian: I swear! Just leave me alone!
Roadman: Come round the corner fam yeah I've had enough of you.

by TheCynicPyro December 15, 2022

come fuh with me

Often refers to telling someone to come spend time with you or to come shop (do business) with you. Can also be used aggressively to antagonize an op. This phrase has various connotations depending on the context.

I'm just getting off work, but you can still come fuh with me.

by EA6 December 14, 2021

come to my window

Lesbian pickup line. Can be used by other couples as well, but it originates from a Melissa Etheridge song.

Come to my window, I'll be home soon.

by Gus T Wind November 20, 2017