What does it mean when someone says..............?

Question

if your lot come down to

Answer 1

"I will cook chicken /if your lot come down to/ the Summer cottage"

/if your lot/ means your family, or extended family.

So the phrase then means "I will cook chicken if your 'family or extended family' come down to the Summer Cottage."

Get it? that is my British take on the phrase.

Answer 2

I agree with the above answers, but would like to add something...

Sometimes "lot" can have a negative connotation to it, like "ilk."

So, what ever the rest of the sentence is that you are questioning is, it could not be nice. Like, "If your lot come down to the park, you will get your butts kicked."

They aren't using "lot" in a nice way. Get my drift?

Good luck! =)

Answer 3

it sounds English. Maybe it means "when you and your friends come to hang out w/ us at _so_and-so_ place.."