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coming right up

coming right up interjection: used by the speaker to indicate readiness to provide something ordered or requested.

Interjection

  1. (idiomatic) Used by the speaker to indicate readiness to provide something ordered or requested.

Questions about coming right up

What does coming right up mean?
Coming right up means used by the speaker to indicate readiness to provide something ordered or requested.
What part of speech is coming right up?
Coming right up is an interjection.

Words near coming right up in the dictionary

  1. coming out on top
  2. coming out swinging
  3. coming out with
  4. coming over
  5. coming right
  6. coming right up
  7. coming round
  8. coming running
  9. coming short
  10. coming the acid
  11. coming the old acid

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