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C’mon is another word for come on usually used when a person is lazy or tired.
1. We have been waiting for so long! C’mon!
2. But mom, c’mon! Please let me go to the party!
C’mon by anonymous March 3, 2021
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It’s raining outside c’mon...
C’mon by Sodapoptx December 6, 2018
An exclamation used to express confidence, excitement, or pride, often in response to praise or an accomplishment, as a way to hype oneself up or celebrate success.
“You aced the test!”
“C’mon! Of course I did!”
c’mon by wazoomy November 23, 2024
A shortened version of the word ‘come on’ usually used by 40 year old racist Englishmen whilst drinking beer.
“Let’s go for a pint with the lads, c’mon
“C’mon lad get in there”
C’mon by JPWS May 19, 2025
The contracted form of the phrase "come on". Eliminating the space between the two words, the letter "e" and substituting the "o" in "come" with an apostrophe.

Generally used to encourage one to hurry up or follow in one's path.
1) "C'mon! what are you waiting for?"

2) "Here, c'mon, I know a place we could go for dinner"
c'mon by -------------- August 29, 2005
A horrible way to try and convince someone to go along with something or do something.
-Want to go to the movies?
-No thanks.
-C'mon!
-Oh alright you've convinced me.
C'mon by eves June 18, 2006
Biden says c'mon man alot
c'mon by TRUMPLOVER64 November 3, 2020
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