comeuppance

(1) punishment or reward for one’s actions; (2) getting what you have coming to you; (3) getting what you deserve; (4) karma.

commonly mispelled as comeuppins.
craig kept talking sh-t about john that night, so when john kicked craig’s -ss the next day, craig got his comeuppance.
more accurately described as a colloquial phrase, it means
“your deserved reward or just due” for an action taken or statement you have made. it always conveys that to be of a negative nature. it should be hyphenated as neither word, of it’s own definition, conveys close to the meaning of the combination of the two; therefore the linkage of the hyphen is needed.
“joe has always bragged that he was the team’s best batter, but in the playoff game he went 0 for 4 and humiliated himself.”
(joe; therefore, got his just due or his come-uppance for his continual bragging and then, his abysmal failure.
a “reward” i.e. well deserved and long awaited revenge for past misbehavior. the “reward” should be administered by those previously wronged and in a public or humiliating way.
that b-tch will get her comeuppance in the form of a public birching at the next group pot luck. everyone there will be quite pleased at the chance to partic-p-te. i don’t think she will be able to sit down for several days.
a punishment you deserve for doing a bad thing
you’re a cheating git.
one day you’re going to get your come-uppance.
the act of having a premature -j-c-l-t–n in your dungarees.
my wife and i went away for the weekend and before we even got started i got my comeuppance.
tiny rubber super b-lls, such as the kind bought in supermarket vending machines.
“kate threw a handfull of the things into the small room, and slammed the door before it’s sole occupant could escape. ‘you’ll get your comeuppance!’ she screamed.”