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came with it

came with it is the simple past of come with it.

Meaning of come with it

Verb

come with it (third-person singular simple present comes with it, present participle coming with it, simple past came with it, past participle come with it)

  1. (intransitive, slang, African-American Vernacular) To challenge or dare (someone); to meet a challenge or dare; to try or endeavor.

Questions about came with it

What is came with it the simple past of?
Came with it is the simple past of come with it.

Words near came with it in the dictionary

  1. came up with snake eyes
  2. came up with the goods
  3. came up with the rations
  4. came upon
  5. came with
  6. came with it
  7. came with the territory
  8. came with the turf
  9. came Yorkshire over
  10. camed
  11. camedst

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