| accosting | [unclear meaning] making of advances, coming on |
| affront | come face to face with, meet, confront |
| after-times | hereafter, future, time to come |
| appointment | preparation, arrangement, coming to terms |
| approach | arrival, coming |
| approach | arrive, come, turn up |
| articulate | negotiate, deal, come to terms |
| be | become, come to be |
| become | come to (be), to be found, reach |
| befall | happen to, come to |
| befortune | befall, happen, come upon |
| behind | still to come, to follow |
| bend | change, alter, turn in a new direction |
| betide | happen (to), befall, come (to) |
| blast | come to grief, be destroyed, fail |
| break | rush out, come out |
| Brownist | follower of Robert Browne, founder of a 16th-c religious sect advocating a new form of church government |
| calm | becalm, come to a halt, delay |
| chance | happen [to], transpire, come about |
| chance | come by chance, happen to arrive |
| change | change of fortune, new circumstances |
| close | agree, come to terms, compromise |
| close | get to grips, come to close quarters |
| colour | dye, stain a new colour |
| come | approach, move towards |
| come | come into fashion, become trendy |
| come | turn out, result |
| come | escape, get away |
| come | come forward [from the rear], reach, advance |
| come | [whether a horse or dog has its tail docked or not] whatever happens, come what may |
| come | leave the field of combat, disengage |
| come | become, grow, come to be |
| come | enter, come in/into |
| come | achieve, attain, arrive at |
| come | pay up, settle up |
| come | come to pass, happen, turn out |
| come | come away, leave |
| come | come what may, whatever happens |
| come | come here, come on |
| come | come into existence, be displayed |
| come | exceed, surpass |
| come | overshadow, overwhelm, exercise influence over |
| come | begin to understand, start to appreciate |
| come | descend from |
| come | speak, talk, express oneself |
| come | [drinking call] pass it round |
| come | find, acquire, come across |
| come | submit, reconcile, yield |
| come | approach, descend on |
| come | rebound, come back [on] |
| come | turn out to be true, be fulfilled |
| come | change direction, veer round |
| come | [expressing impatience, incredulity, exasperation] come on, come off it |
| comer | newcomer, arrival, new visitor |
| coming-in | income, revenue, yield |
| coming-on | amenable, agreeable, compliant |
| composition | settlement, truce, coming to terms |
| composure | combination, bond, coming together |
| compound | come to terms, reach an agreement |
| compromise | reach agreement, come to terms |
| conclude | come to a decision, make an agreement |
| conclude | come to terms, reach accord [over] |
| congree | accord, come together in agreement |
| conjoin | make contact, come together |
| conjunction | apparent coming together of heavenly bodies as seen from Earth |
| cope | encounter, face, have to do [with], come into contact [with] |
| cuffs, go to | come to blows |
| decline | fall, descend, come down |
| determine | come to an end, dissolve, melt |
| die | cease, expire, come to an end |
| discover | find, uncover, come upon |
| dispose | come to terms, make a deal |
| downright | directed straight down, coming from above |
| drop | drift, meander, come casually |
| eanling | new-born lamb |
| egress and regress | [legal] right of leaving and return, freedom to come and go |
| entrance | arrival, coming in |
| fadge | turn out, end up, come off |
| fail | die out, come to an end |
| fall | happen, occur, come to pass |
| fall | befall, fall on, come to |
| fall | turn out, happen, come to pass |
| fall | fall out, quarrel, come into conflict |
| falling in | reconciliation, coming together |
| fia | come / go on, hurry up |
| find | discover, find, come upon |
| finish | die, come to an end |
| fire-new | fresh from the fire, brand-new, freshly minted |
| go | come along, come with me |
| go | get moving, get to work, come on |
| go | go ahead, take place, come to pass |
| go | come, accompany, stay |
| good-years | [unclear meaning] good times to come |
| green | fresh, recent, new |
| grow | arise, come into existence |
| hap | happen, take place, come to pass |
| happy | coming just at the right time |
| have | [said at the start of a fencing attack or other confrontation] I come at, let me at [a person] |
| have | [said at the start of a confrontation or attack; more usually: have at] I come |
| headed | having come to a head, full-grown, matured |
| hereafter | after this, in time to come |
| high-engendered | coming from the heavens, brought into being from above |
| hob, nob | give or take, come what may |
| ingraft | graft in, insert new growth into |
| inherit | realize, come to fruition |
| inherit | receive, obtain, come into possession [of] |
| injoint | unite, join up, come together |
| innovation | new fashion; or: insurrection |
| inspired | coming from God, of divine origin |
| intrate | [Latin] come in, boys |
| issue | come forth, sally out |
| join | encounter, come together, meet in conflict |
| lag | late-coming, last, closing |
| light | alight, descend, fall, come to rest |
| light | come across, meet with, chance upon |
| make | come, proceed, approach |
| make | advance, come forward |
| marry come up | expression of (real or playful) impatience |
| meet | come together for love |
| miscarry | come to harm, perish, meet death |
| miscarry | come to harm, be lost, be destroyed |
| new | newly, freshly, recently, just |
| new | immediately, just |
| new-added | reinforced, supplemented, augmented |
| new-apparelled | in a change of clothing |
| new-begot | newly acquired, freshly obtained |
| new-conceived | in early pregnancy |
| new-dated | of recent date |
| new-delivered | lately freed, freshly released |
| new-devised | newfangled, freshly invented |
| new-enkindled | freshly lit |
| new-fallen | newly become due, recently acquired |
| new-fangled | fond of novelty, distracted by new things |
| new-fire | rekindle, ignite again |
| new-fired | rekindled, inflamed anew |
| new-found | recently invented, freshly created |
| new-replenished | repeatedly blown out by the wind to their full length |
| new-store | freshly populate, supply with new children |
| new-ta'en | [new-taken] freshly caught, just captured |
| new-trimmed | newly fitted out |
| new-trothed | recently engaged |
| new-tuned | freshly coined, fashionable |
| non-come | malapropism for ‘nonplus’ [= state of perplexity] |
| overcome | suddenly come over, swiftly pass across |
| overreach | overtake, come up with, pass by |
| overtake | catch up to, come up with |
| peer | appear, come into sight |
| period | end, conclude; [with ‘comfort’ as object] put an end to; or [with ‘comfort’ as subject]: come to an end |
| pluck | come down [in level of aspiration], look lower |
| pointed | ending in a point, coming to a peak |
| press | push forward, thrust, come / go boldly |
| proceed | result, arise, come from |
| procure | bring, induce, make come |
| put | make a show, come forward, promise |
| refigure | make a new likeness of, replicate |
| reformation | radical political change, new government |
| renew | become new, grow again, regenerate |
| repair | coming, arrival, approach |
| repair | come, go, make one's way |
| revive | come back to life, live again |
| riping | ripening, coming to readiness |
| run | fall, move, come |
| seal | make final arrangements, come to an agreement |
| self-gracious | coming from one's own gracious self |
| set | direct, put, make come |
| shoot | appear suddenly, come up, emerge |
| skyey | coming from the sky, planetary |
| sort | turn out, fall out, come about |
| spite | whatever happens, come what may |
| stall | [hunting] bring to a stand, come within range of |
| stand | come forward, set to work |
| stay | stop, halt, come to a standstill |
| step | action, movement, coming and going |
| step | come into the path of, put oneself into the power of |
| still-closing | always coming together [after being divided] |
| succeed | follow on, ensue, come after |
| succeed | inherit, come into possession of, be heir to |
| swathing-clothes | swaddling clothes, cloths for wrapping round a new-born baby |
| take | suppose, conceive, come to believe |
| temporize | negotiate, come to terms, effect a compromise |
| thick-coming | coming in crowds, frequently appearing |
| tide | [= betide] come, befall |
| time | time to come, future days |
| trace | follow on from, come from |
| trade | traffic, passage, coming and going |
| trade | cross, come and go |
| transmigrate | pass into a new life; or: decompose, rot |
| truce, take | come to terms, negotiate |
| turn | return, come back |
| turn | redound, lead, come back |
| unbraided | untarnished, not shop-soiled, new |
| understand | come to an understanding, arrive at agreement |
| untimely | premature, coming before its time |
| veni | I came, I saw, I conquered |
| verify | come true, be fulfilled |
| via | come / go on, hurry up |
| videsne | do you see who is coming? |
| wake | cause to come out through staying awake |
| walk | come in, enter |
| ways | come along |
| wheel | turn to face in a new direction, circle round |
| work | happen, proceed, come about |
| years | maturity, experience [coming through age] |