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come over 

As in now. Don't wait. Hurry up and wait? No. Cum over and over and over. However many times that you can. Forever and ever, amen. Shit. Damn. Fuck me. Now. Do I need to explain these two beautiful words any further? I don't think it is possible to elaborate anymore. Well, you can always try! Submit another definition.
Where and when and how and what do you want me to come over? Here? There? Any and everywhere. As long as it is with you. Then, maybe we could start dating. I need you to prove yourself worthy of significant other in my life.
come over by Femalesheep June 15, 2014
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Come over 

How Nigeria boys ask girls for sex
Come over by linus cumminlinus February 15, 2020

Come Over 

How Uni boys text and call girls to have sex with them
Abu : Babe Come over , it's raining
Babe : k omw
Come Over by Alade November 16, 2021

come over 

Using a comb to part hair over a balding area of the head; trying to hide what everyone knows is there.
See: Donald Trump
... *shutters*
come over by jacki May 30, 2004

come over when your sober 

An album made by rapper, lil peep
person 1: you heard of the new come over when your sober album?
person 2: yeah, it's great!

come over and chill 

Guy: "Hey u wna come over and chill?"
Girl: "K"

come over and chill 

Someone visits you and a sexual encounter is expected.
Boy: You should come over and chill
Girl:just chill?
Boy:....Yeaa "Just chill"
come over and chill by Ms. woMAN October 29, 2011
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