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come here 

the first time a girl is fingered. insert your finger in her vagina and make the "come here" motion
dude, last night I had Stacey come here, she loved it!
come here by Finger princess June 26, 2015

come here mafuyu-chan 

A reference to a crackship fic between Mafuyu Asahina x Akito Shinonome reposted by some twitter user & is now a joke between the Project Sekai fandom.
friend 1: yo who do you kin from project sekai
friend 2: probably akito & mafuyu! hbu?
friend 1: come here mafuyu-chan 🤤
friend 2: WHAT

come here, you 

Used to invite someone for a hug
"I missed you, Sam!"
"Aww, Sammy, I missed you too."
"Hug?"
"Come here, you."
come here, you by Matt Graham May 17, 2006

come here often 

Aside from being the most cliched pick-up line, this phrased is used can be used in other social situations.

1. What you say when you are in a group conversation and everyone randomly stops talking.

2. What you say when you first arrive somewhere after your friends have been there longer.
Ryan: HAHAHAHAHA
Aaren: hahahahaha..
Alan: hahaha..........
....

<silence>

Scott: So.. you come here often?
come here often by Ryan=pro July 20, 2008

come here daddy

When someone asks you to come over and "do it".

Come here baby Let me fuck that tight pussy 

What you tell your bitch to do in the bedroom
She undressed like a stripper in front of me I couldn't stop these words

“Come here baby Let me fuck that tight pussy”
She responded almost instantly saying

“Lick it up daddy”
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