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General Slang
neva see come see
NEH-vuh SEE kum SEE · phrase · informal
Someone acting flashy over something newly acquired.
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Definitions
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A person who suddenly gets something new (money, position, gadget) and shows off tastelessly.
“Since he get that little raise he behaving like neva see come see.”
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neva see come see In A Sentence
Since he get that little raise he behaving like neva see come see.
Origin & Usage
Caribbean English; 'never had, now flaunting'.
Variants
never see come see
People Also Ask
What does 'neva see come see' mean?
It describes someone who suddenly acquires something new and shows off with it tastelessly, as if they'd never had anything before.
Where does 'neva see come see' come from?
It's Caribbean English capturing the idea of 'never had it, now flaunting it'.
Is 'neva see come see' an insult?
Yes, it's a critical, mocking phrase aimed at people acting flashy over new money or possessions.
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