Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

It means they're about to show up, and you better be ready because they’re coming like a storm with no warning.

'He’s a-coming and I swear he’s bringing his whole crew with him.'

'She’s a-coming and I’m not going to let her take my spot.'

'They’re a-coming and I’m already mentally preparing for the worst.'

2

It’s like flirting but harder, and you’re basically begging them to look your way.

'He’s a-coming and I’m not even sure if I want to be noticed.'

'She’s a-coming and I’m just going to stare until she notices me.'

'They’re a-coming and I’m going to make them regret ignoring me.'

3

This phrase is so powerful, it could make even the most stubborn person say yes.

'I told him he was a-coming and he actually believed me.'

'She said she was a-coming and now I’m stuck with her.'

'They said they were a-coming and now I can’t leave.'

4

It means you’re being a jerk, and you’re doing it because you’re jealous or just plain mean.

'He’s a-coming and it’s because he saw me with someone else.'

'She’s a-coming and it’s because she thinks I’m better than her.'

'They’re a-coming and it’s because they’re trying to ruin my day.'

5

It means they’re hot, and they know it, and they’re probably trying to make you jealous.

'He’s a-coming and he’s got that smile that makes me melt.'

'She’s a-coming and she’s got that look that makes me want to chase her.'

'They’re a-coming and I can’t even focus on anything else.'

6

It’s like a pushy reminder that you need to hurry up and stop being a dud.

'Come on, I’ve been waiting for you forever.'

'Come on, don’t make me wait any longer.'

'Come on, I’m not going to stay here all day.'

7

It’s when you know they’re coming, and you’re already in your head about it.

'I knew they were a-coming and I was already mentally preparing for the fight.'

'She was a-coming and I knew I had to beat her to the finish line.'

'They were a-coming and I was ready to take them on.'