To predict something before it happens, and subsequently state once the predicition actually occurs. Usually trivial like a plotline to a film, or a sports result.
Dude 1: Alright I'm gonna call it now: Darren's gone and gotten himself a shitty haircut.
Dude 2: OK then.
Darren: Hey guys, like my new haircut?
Dude 1: Fucking called it!
Dude 2: OK then.
Darren: Hey guys, like my new haircut?
Dude 1: Fucking called it!
by Wookiee Jailbait May 17, 2016
by Ian Chode March 15, 2004
by SFX April 15, 2014
When a mobster gets called for from his crew to be executed because he betrayed the family or vouched for an fbi informant
Lefty rugerio from Donnie Brasco was called for by sonny black because he vouched for an fed undercover and didnt know it
by Vinny5o December 03, 2011
Final decision based on value judgement, "the last word". Please note that this is rarely used without a possessive pronoun preceding it.
"It's not my call." - It's not up to me to decide.
"In the end, the call is his alone." - It's up to him to decide.
"In the end, the call is his alone." - It's up to him to decide.
by Dushkin April 14, 2007
by Louise T January 06, 2009
by Seaton July 19, 2006

