Come

/kʌm/

Meaning & Definition

noun

the act of coming.

The come of spring is always a beautiful sight.

verb

to move or travel towards a common point.

Please come to the front of the room.

to arrive at a particular place.

He will come to the party later.

to reach a particular state or condition.

The flowers come into bloom in spring.

to occur or happen.

The opportunity to work here doesn't come often.

to be brought about or to result.

Good things come to those who wait.

Middle English: from Old English cuman, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch komen and German kommen.

come out

to be published or released

come in handy

to be useful

come to an end

to finish or conclude

come across

to find by chance

come of age

to reach the age of maturity

coming

the act of arriving or approaching

came

the past tense of come

combo

a combination of different things

comet

an object from space that comes near the sun

commute

to travel to and from work regularly

to orgasm

He said he just couldn't come earlier than he did.

to arrive at a party or event

Are you going to come to the party later?

to cause something to happen

She's the one who made it come together.