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come it

verb — 7 senses

come it

verb
7 senses
  1. 1To pretend.
  2. 2To exaggerate.
  3. 3To be impudent.
  4. 4To succeed in a trick of any sort.
  5. 5To proceed at a great rate.
  6. 6To inform or disclose.
  7. 7To show signs of fear.
1

UK, Slang To pretend.

2

UK, Slang To exaggerate.

3

UK, Slang To be impudent.

  • Don't come it with me!
4

Archaic, Slang To succeed in a trick of any sort.

  • I have got the Yacks, so do not come it. Fight cocum.1859, Snowden's magistrates assistant, page 498:
5

UK, Obsolete, Slang To proceed at a great rate.

6

UK, Obsolete, Slang To inform or disclose.

7

UK, Obsolete, Slang To show signs of fear.

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