This is a phrase used in Australia when someone has been tricked or fooled. Usually when someone has been lured in and deceived in a cheeky way.
This phrase is also used to commence the Australian gambling game of ‘two up’.
An example of when it is used might be if you were tricked or talked into placing a casual bet with someone when it was clear afterwards you couldn’t win. After you lost, the winner might say to you in a cheeky fashion ‘come in spinner’ as a sort of gloat.
Alternate use: Usually on Anzac Day, when the gambling game ‘two up’ is played someone will say be selected as the ‘spinner’ by the rings and the other players will yell out ‘come in spinner’. The spinner may also say this prior to the toss.
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An invitation to visit. Can be used as an imperative but also as a noun.
Mama sent out a y'all come to the relatives.
Y'all come to supper at our house some time.
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Literal meaning: When you came just clear water
Everyday use: When you smash for fun, you dont like the girl
John: I heard you smashed that ugly af girl
Jack: Yeah but I came clear
John: Oh was she that ugly that you had to come clear?
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An orgy of lumberjacks
The fun fest of come lumbers was interesting.
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the act of molesting a homeless person while they are incapable of protecting them selves. this was the common practice of sailors after ww2.
did you hear that josh is in prison?
for what?
he was coming to port.....
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When coke is cooked up and comes back as crack
Buyer: "No I wanted the hard"
Seller: "Dont worry it comes back"
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bein straaaa8 R.A.W. at whaaaateeeeever you into........
When I step up in the place, hey yo! I come correct, woo ha woo ha, I got you all in check Busta Rhymes
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