Came Definition

kām
noun
A lead strip used to fasten together panes of glass, as in stained-glass windows.
Webster's New World
verb

Come.

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Other Word Forms of Came

Noun

Singular:
came
Plural:
cames

Origin of Came

  • Possibly dialectal kame ridge kame

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Came Sentence Examples

  • Many years before you came here this Land was united under one Ruler, as it is now, and the Ruler's name was always 'Oz,' which means in our language 'Great and Good'; or, if the Ruler happened to be a woman, her name was always 'Ozma.'

  • The princess came in.

  • Seven o'clock came and went without Alex.

  • He came very quietly and secretly, to escape the soldiers.

  • Morning came and still they sought.

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Words Starting With

CCACAM

Words Ending With

EMEAME

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came

Words Starting With C and Ending With E

Starts With C & Ends With EStarts With CA & Ends With EStarts With C & Ends With ME

Word Length

4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With C4 Letter Words Ending With E