came
1
[ keym ]
/ keɪm /
verb
simple past tense of come.
Words nearby came
cambridgeshire,
cambs,
cambyses,
camcorder,
camden,
came,
camel,
camel case,
camel cricket,
camel grass,
camel hair
Definition for came (2 of 3)
came
2
[ keym ]
/ keɪm /
noun
a slender, grooved bar of lead for holding together the pieces of glass in windows of latticework or stained glass.
Also called
ribbon.
Definition for came (3 of 3)
Origin of come
Example sentences from the Web for came
British Dictionary definitions for came (1 of 3)
British Dictionary definitions for came (2 of 3)
came
2
/ (keɪm) /
noun
a grooved strip of lead used to join pieces of glass in a stained-glass window or a leaded light
Word Origin for came
C17: of unknown origin
British Dictionary definitions for came (3 of 3)
come
/ (kʌm) /
verb comes, coming, came or come (mainly intr)
interjection
an exclamation expressing annoyance, irritation, etc
come now!; come come!
noun taboo, slang
semen
See also
come about,
come across,
come along,
come at,
come away,
comeback,
come between,
come by,
comedown,
come forward,
come from,
come in,
come into,
come of,
come off,
come on,
come out,
come over,
come round,
come through,
come to,
come up,
come upon
Word Origin for come
Old English
cuman; related to Old Norse
koma, Gothic
qiman, Old High German
queman to come, Sanskrit
gámati he goes
Idioms and Phrases with came
come