Definition come in British English

a dream come true (phrase) come (verb) come (noun) come (preposition) come a long way (phrase) come about (phrasal verb) come across (phrasal verb) come across with (phrasal verb) come adrift (phrase) come after (phrasal verb) come again? (phrase) come along (phrasal verb) come and go (phrase) come apart (phrasal verb) come around (phrasal verb) come as (phrase) come at (phrasal verb) come away (phrasal verb) come back (phrasal verb) come back to (phrasal verb) come before (phrasal verb) come between (phrasal verb) come by (phrasal verb) come clean (phrase) come close (to) (phrase) come down (phrasal verb) come down on (phrasal verb) come down to (phrasal verb) come down with (phrasal verb) come first (phrase) come for (phrasal verb) come forward (phrasal verb) come from (phrasal verb) come from away (noun) come (phrase) come in (phrasal verb) come in at (phrasal verb) come in for (phrasal verb) come in handy (phrase) come in peace (phrase) come in useful (phrase) come into (phrasal verb) come into being (phrase) come into contact (with) (phrase) come into effect (phrase) come into play (phrase) come into use (phrase) come of (phrasal verb) come of age (phrase) come off (phrasal verb) come on (phrasal verb) come on stream (phrase) come on strong (phrase) come on to (phrasal verb) come out (phrasal verb) come out in (phrasal verb) come out of (phrasal verb) come out of the closet (phrase) come out with (phrasal verb) come over (phrasal verb) come over to (phrasal verb) come round (phrasal verb) come running (phrase) come someone’s way (phrase) come through (phrasal verb) come to (phrasal verb) come to a stop (phrase) come to an end (phrase) come to blows (phrase) come to do something (phrase) come to grief (phrase) come to hand (phrase) come to life (phrase) come to nought (phrase) come to pass (phrase) come to rest (phrase) come to the boil (phrase) come together (phrasal verb) come true (phrase) come under (phrasal verb) come under fire (phrase) come up (phrasal verb) come up against (phrasal verb) come up for (phrasal verb) come up to (phrasal verb) come up with (phrasal verb) come upon (phrasal verb) come what may (phrase) come with (phrasal verb) come-hither (adjective) come-on (noun) to mind (phrase) first come, first served (phrase) how come? (phrase) Johnny-come-lately (noun) not come cheap (phrase) someone’s day will come (phrase) the wheels come off (phrase) to come (phrase)