Definition of Came
Came
came
Definition/Meaning
(verb)
moved or traveled to a particular place that is familiar or close to the speaker, or reached some point or place;
e.g. He came to our house to visit us. They came upon a clearing in the woods.
(verb)
happened or took place, or was experienced or perceived;
e.g. Winter came and went and we still hadn't heard from her. Loud music came from behind the closed doors.
(verb)
reached or arrived at a particular state or condition;
e.g. Her shoelaces came untied, so she stopped to tie them. He came to the conclusion that it was best if he left.
(noun)
a slender rod or strip of lead, often having a groove, used to make a frame that holds panes of glass together in a window, especially a stained-glass window;
e.g. A long came joined the two panes of glass together.
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