come short
come short verb: to miss.
Verb
come short (third-person singular simple present comes short, present participle coming short, simple past came short, past participle come short)
come short meaning in Assamese
come short in Assamese
- to come short, be less in measure or quantity
- ঘটা ghota, ঘাটা ghata
Synonyms of come short
Antonyms
Forms of come short
| third-person singular present | comes short |
|---|---|
| present participle | coming short |
| past | came short |
| past participle | come short |
Words that rhyme with come short
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- export
- mort
- assort
- escort
- fort
- quart
- resort
- retort
- thwart
- wart
- cavort
- comport
- detort
- distort
- extort
- swart
- transport
- apport
- consort
- contort
- desport
- ort
- purport
- reimport
- tort
- accourt
- aport
- asnort
- asport
- bort
- coreport
- Crown Court
- dort
- exhort
- Isle aux Morts
- kangaroo court
- misreport
- reexport
- rereport
- rort
- skort
- spoilsport
- torte
- worrywart
Questions about come short
- What does come short mean?
- Come short means to miss.
- What is come short in Assamese?
- Come short in Assamese is ঘটা (ghota), ঘাটা (ghata). See Come short meaning in Assamese.
- What part of speech is come short?
- Come short is a verb.
- What is the past tense of come short?
- The past tense of come short is came short.
Words near come short in the dictionary
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Adapted from Wiktionary: come short (page history and authors); ঘটা (Assamese) (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.
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