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coming on over

coming on over is the present participle and gerund of come on over.

Meaning of come on over

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

Questions about coming on over

What is coming on over the present participle and gerund of?
Coming on over is the present participle and gerund of come on over.

Words near coming on over in the dictionary

  1. coming of age
  2. coming off
  3. coming off it
  4. coming off second best
  5. coming on
  6. coming on over
  7. coming on strong
  8. coming on to
  9. coming one's way
  10. coming online
  11. coming onto

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