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came¹ Definition

came (kām)

intransitive verb

come

came² Definition

came (kām)

noun

a lead strip used to fasten together panes of glass, as in stained-glass windows

Etymology: < ? MDu kaam, lit., comb

came Usage Examples

Preposition: into

post: The main aims are: Employ a Domestic Violence co - ordinator Came into post in June.

Adjective modifier

lead: Are there any panes loose in the lead cames or wooden frame?

Modifies a noun

home: Got beat 2 games to 1. Came home about 10.30.

Modifying Another Word

  • then: Then Came the Human Factor On the heels of SEO came search engine marketing ( SEM ).
  • ever: Before One Ever Came To Be ( Book Of Days ) 02.
  • there: His production of Frank McGuinness's There Came A Gypsy Riding opens at the Almeida in January.

Noun used with modifier

  • Martian: In The Day the Martians Came " The View from Mars Hill " .
  • I: Quantity: I Fought the Angels Is This All That I Came For?
  • treat: SB got a little daytime fix of CBeebies on they Sky TV - which she always thinks is such a treat Came home.
  • ordinator: The main aims are: Employ a Domestic Violence co - ordinator Came into post in June.
  • trouble: Trouble Came to the Turnip confirms her originality as she strikes out again in new directions, taking nothing for granted.