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An exclamation added to the end of a sentence... e.g. when you hate flood pants but then you realize how effective they really are.
"My feet are soaked, but my cuffs are bone dry! Everything's coming up Milhouse!"
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When all possible choices or venues have been exhausted with no favorable result.
I tried to find the DVD at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Circuit City, even at the pawn shop, but everything's coming up Milhouse.
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Words of joy about something insignificant, especially in comparison to how disastrous your situation is.
My train is 3 hours delayed, but I found a spot to sit on the dirty floor. Everything's coming up milhouse!
to Milhouse (verb)
I Milhouse
You (s) Milhouse
He / she / it Milhouses
We Milhouse
You (pl) Milhouse
They Milhouse.
To approach, pester, try to befriend or suck up to another person in an unwanted, wimpy or annoying way;
Often characteristic of people of Italian or Latin cultures.
"That annoying little Wog/Dago, was totally trying to Milhouse me."
When everything in life is serendipitously permuted, everything comes up, Milhouse.
"A wise man once told me that there are only two...maybe three Milhouses...in a lifetime!"
Philly D - "So, I got the job that I interviewed with last week, today!"
Jessie S - "I'm glad that things are going good for you."
Philly D - "That's not even the half of it! Remember, Caroline, the girl who makes gold teeth?"
Jessie S - "..."
Philly D - "She let me in her shit gun!"
Jessie S - "shit gun?"
Philly D - "Ahhh, that's call waiting. Can you hold a sec? It says publisher's clearing house."
Jessie S - "You just went on a three day Milhouse!"