come
/kʌm/
verb
- To move toward or arrive at a place, person, or point.
- She came home late last night.
- The train comes at noon.
- Please come to the front of the room.
- To happen or occur.
- The idea came to me in a dream.
- Spring comes after winter.
- Good things come to those who wait.
- To reach a particular state or condition.
- He came to understand the problem.
- The button came undone.
- The rope came loose.
- To be available or produced in a particular form.
- Milk comes from cows.
- This shirt comes in three colors.
- The toy comes with batteries included.
- To have an orgasm.
- Many people find it easier to come with clitoral stimulation.
- He learned how to help his partner come.
- She came easily during their intimate moment.
noun
- Semen released during ejaculation.
- He wiped the come off his stomach.
- The doctor examined the come under a microscope.
- The sample was tested for the presence of come.