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Come down 

To go down on someone and really, really enjoy it
Linda: Mike really likes to go down on me
Sue: You might even say he likes to come down.
Come down by LucyKK January 6, 2012

Come Down  

when someone flinches or says something very wrong the person usually says COME DOWN and you take ur hand and you run there neck. MOST IMPORTANT RULE IF THEY SAY ONE BEFORE YOU SAY COME DOWN YOU CAN NOT RUN THERE NECK
Kevin: yo brandon 5 times 5 is 26
Brandon: 5 times 5 is 25 come down for that

example #2

Kevin: YO brandon 5 times 5 is 26
Brandon: no 5 times 5 is 25
kevin: one
BRANDON: lucky.. you coulda got a come down for that
Come Down by Kevin McCoy April 12, 2007

Come down today, and try some corn, or we will sacrifice your newborn

YouTube has taken over this meme. It’s underrated, and, if you don’t worship the corn…

It’s over for your kneecaps
40-Year-Old in a corn costume: Come down today, and try some corn, or we will sacrifice your newborn

YouTube/Internet: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Come down with me 

Play on words with the Channel 4 (UK) show "Come dine with me" A show in which contestants host dinner parties and rate each other on things such as food quality, hospitality, entertainment etc.

Come down with me is more of the same but is based on an entirely different platform.

DEFINITION: After a night out with friends you return to one of your friends homes after you have been drinking/smoking/snorting copious amounts, and intend only to 'crash' or 'mong out' as you will more that likely feel like total shit and want to be left alone to sleep, eat or throw up.
In the following hours or the following morning you will rate the persons hospitality out of 10 on how you stay was, taking into account things such as: Bed comfort, food, toilets, other guests and of course, your all round experience
"I can only rate Mark's a 7 on Come down with me because those sluts wouldn't leave me the fuck alone while i was trying to mong out and sit and eat Doritos"

"Come down with me tonight dude, i'm so fucked"
Come down with me by iLikeLakais17 January 6, 2013

come down my ends

It means that someone is implying that you should go down their area and see what happens- used commonly by south londoners-slang
come down my ends by TylerH07 January 22, 2018

come down my ends you get bear shanked 

this is a complex road man phrase only to be use when you are going on level 30 road man

come down my ends means if you come to my area

and you get bear shanked means if you go their they will stab you
hard man levl 24: you wan'na fight bruv

road man levl 30: come down my ends you get bear shanked
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