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come on over

come on over verb: to visit someone's home or other location.

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, intransitive) to visit someone's home or other location.
    • “I’m so glad it isn’t worse.”
      “Yes, ain’t, abody still has something to be thankful for? Then you’ll come on over, Amanda?”
      “Yes, I’ll be over.”2009, Anna Balmer Myers, chapter 24, in Amanda:Daughter of the Mennonites
    Synonyms:
    come over

Synonyms of come on over

Forms of come on over

third-person singular presentcomes on over
present participlecoming on over
pastcame on over
past participlecome on over

Questions about come on over

What does come on over mean?
Come on over means to visit someone's home or other location.
What part of speech is come on over?
Come on over is a verb.
What is the past tense of come on over?
The past tense of come on over is came on over.

Words near come on over in the dictionary

  1. come off it
  2. come off second best
  3. come on
  4. come on down
  5. come on in
  6. come on over
  7. come on strong
  8. come on to
  9. come on vacation, leave on probation
  10. come one's way
  11. come online

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