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come-all-ye

come-all-ye noun: a come-all-you; a popular Irish ballad.

Noun

come-all-ye (plural come-all-ye's or come-all-yes)

  1. (Ireland, derogatory, sometimes) A come-all-you; a popular Irish ballad.

Forms of come-all-ye

pluralcome-all-ye's
pluralcome-all-yes

Origin of come-all-ye

As come-all-you, with Hiberno-English second-person plural pronoun ye.

Questions about come-all-ye

What does come-all-ye mean?
Come-all-ye means a come-all-you; a popular Irish ballad.
What part of speech is come-all-ye?
Come-all-ye is a noun.
What is the plural of come-all-ye?
The plural of come-all-ye is come-all-ye's.

Words near come-all-ye in the dictionary

  1. come with
  2. come with it
  3. come with the territory
  4. come with the turf
  5. come Yorkshire over
  6. come-all-ye
  7. come-all-ye's
  8. come-all-yes
  9. come-all-you
  10. come-all-yous
  11. come-along

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