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Cobble together
Make, assemble or produce something quickly, without much care
“We need to COBBLE TOGETHER a solution.”
Cock up
Ruin or spoil something
“Don't COCK UP it.”
Colour (Color) in
Fill an area with colour/color
“Please COLOUR (COLOR) IN the form.”
Colour (Color) up
Blush
“We need to COLOUR (COLOR) UP before someone notices.”
Come about
Happen, occur
“I suppose we should COME ABOUT before they notice we're late.”
Come across
Find by accident
“We need to COME ACROSS what happened.”
Come along
Accompany
“I suppose we should COME ALONG before they notice we're late.”
Come apart
Break into pieces
“I suppose we should COME APART before they notice we're late.”
Come around
Recover consciousness
“I suppose we should COME AROUND before they notice we're late.”
Come around to
Agree with or accept something you had previously disapproved of or disliked.
“We have to COME AROUND TO whether we like it or not.”
Come back
To return
“I suppose we should COME BACK before they notice we're late.”
Come before
Appear in court charged with a crime or offence
“I suppose we should COME BEFORE before they notice we're late.”
Come by
Visit
“I suppose we should COME BY before they notice we're late.”
Come down
Rain
“I suppose we should COME DOWN before they notice we're late.”
Come down on
Criticise heavily
“I suppose we should COME DOWN ON before they notice we're late.”
Come down to
Amount to, be the most important aspect
“I suppose we should COME DOWN TO before they notice we're late.”
Come down upon
Criticise, reprimand severely
“I suppose we should COME DOWN UPON before they notice we're late.”
Come down with
Fall ill
“I suppose we should COME DOWN WITH before they notice we're late.”
Come forth
Appear
“I suppose we should COME FORTH before they notice we're late.”
Come forth with
Provide information
“I suppose we should COME FORTH WITH before they notice we're late.”
Come from
Country or town where you were born
“I suppose we should COME FROM before they notice we're late.”
Come in
Arrive or land (for flights)
“He didn't COME IN.”
Come in for
Receive (criticism or praise)
“I suppose we should COME IN FOR before they notice we're late.”
Come into
Be important or relevant
“I suppose we should COME INTO before they notice we're late.”