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come high

come high verb: to be expensive; to cost a great deal.

Verb

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

  1. (dated) To be expensive; to cost a great deal.

Forms of come high

third-person singular presentcomes high
present participlecoming high
pastcame high
past participlecome high

Questions about come high

What does come high mean?
Come high means to be expensive; to cost a great deal.
What part of speech is come high?
Come high is a verb.
What is the past tense of come high?
The past tense of come high is came high.

Words near come high in the dictionary

  1. come hand
  2. come hands
  3. come head
  4. come hell or high water
  5. come here to me
  6. come high
  7. come hither
  8. come home
  9. come home by weeping cross
  10. come home to roost
  11. come in

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