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Definitions of come
Interjection
- 1.An exclamation conveying strong annoyance or frustrated impatience.
- 2.An exclamation offering encouragement or introducing an urgent request.
Noun
- 1.In archaic use, an arrival or act of approaching.
- 2.Slang for bodily fluid emitted during female ejaculation.
- 3.An obsolete typographic name for a centered dot used like a colon.
Preposition
- 1.Used before a future time to mark when something will occur.
Verb
- 1.To travel nearer from a previously more distant position.
- 2.To complete travel by appearing at the intended location.
- 3.To become visible, evident, or otherwise perceptible to others.
- 4.To hold a specified position inside an ordered sequence.
- 5.To draw near to a condition, result, or achievement.
- 6.To adopt a particular perspective or method when considering something.
- 7.To eventually become or ultimately emerge as something.
- 8.To exist, become obtainable, or be made ready for use.
- 9.Informally, to complete an undertaking and achieve success.
- 10.To occur and thereby become an actual circumstance.
- 11.To have roots within some social or cultural background.
- 12.For grain, to sprout and begin its early growth.
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