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(Spanish for "baby eater")
Chilean term used mostly during the Pinochet regime to mock communists in the joking belief that they ate babies
-Did you hear of the protest going out right now in the city?
-Yea, but it's just full of come guaguas doing their thing
Simply means…”Bring your A game.”
Hey my boy, we running a whole court today. All I know is that “You better come strong or stay at home.”
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Come on fuck me emo boy
A better and more fun way to say Happy Birthday.
Today is Owen’s “coming out of the vagina day”
Come have a Barry is an older generations version of 'Netflix and Chill' where they'll put some Barry White on and get the Blue Nun out and raid the old haunted vagina and shake the dentures loose. It generally ends up in the brown, sweaty and needing a tissue much like he did when on stage.
I invited Doris to come have a Barry. .. we let the music play and loves themed all over her dentures
a. To hope anyone (or any creature) participates in an activity you are doing awkwardly on your own.
b. To hope a mess is cleaned by someone other than yourself.
A. "Sometimes I just whip it out and hope the birds come."
A. "I sprinkle wonder bread along the coast and hope the birds come."
B. "I spilled tomato sauce all over the kitchen floor. Well, here's hoping the birds come."
An expression used when uncertain or surprises.
Sam: Did you know Amy dyed her hair rainbow coloured because she thinks she find an Irish boyfriend?
Emma: Come quat??