Arrived

noun

1. A slender grooved lead rod used to hold together panes of glass especially in a stained-glass window

verb

1. To move toward something approach

   "Come here."

2. To move or journey to a vicinity with a specified purpose

   "Come see us."

3. Extend

   "Her dress came to her ankles."

4. Originate, arise

   "Wine comes from grapes."

5. To enter or assume a condition, position, or relation

   "The artillery came into action."

6. To fall within a field of view or a range of application

   "This comes within the terms of the treaty."

7. To issue forth

   "A sob came from her throat."

8. To take form

   "Churn till the butter comes."

9. To be available

   "This model comes in several sizes."

10. To experience orgasm
11. To fall to a person in a division or inheritance of property

    "Several thousand dollars came to him from his uncle."

12. To become moved favorably relent
13. To turn out to be

    "Good clothes don't come cheap."

14. Become

    "a dream that came true"

15. To approach or be near (an age)

    "a child coming eight years old"

16. To take on the aspect of

    "come the stern parent"

noun

1. A period or condition of freedom from storms, high winds, or rough activity of water

   "a sailing ship motionless in the calm"

2. Complete absence of wind or presence of wind having a speed no greater than one mile (1.6 kilometers) per hour see Beaufort Scale Table
3. A state of tranquility

   "At dusk a quiet calm settled over the town."

noun

1. The act of attacking} with physical force or unfriendly words {sx

   "the victim of a knife attack"

2. A belligerent or antagonistic action

   "launched an attack against his political opponents"

3. A fit of sickness
4. A period of being strongly affected by something (such as a desire or mood)

   "an attack of the jitters"

5. An aggressive attempt to take or extend a lead over others in a race (such as a bicycle race)

   "… he crushed his rivals in the first mountain stages by going on relatively long solo attacks."

6. An offensive or scoring action

   "won the game with an 8-hit attack"

7. Offensive players or the positions taken up by them
8. The setting to work on some undertaking

   "made a new attack on the problem"

9. The beginning of destructive action (as by a chemical agent)
10. The act or manner of beginning a musical tone or phrase

verb

1. Happen
2. To change direction

   "the wind has come about into the north"

3. To shift to a new tack

verb

1. To give over or furnish something demanded
2. To produce an impression

   "comes across as a good speaker"

3. Come through

verb

1. To accompany someone who leads the way

   "asked me to come along on the trip"

2. To make progress

   "work is coming along well"

3. To make an appearance

   "won't just marry the first man that comes along"

verb

1. Come round
2. Menstruate

verb

1. To return to life or vitality
2. To return to memory

   "it's all coming back to me now"

3. Reply, retort

   "when questioned, he came back with a vehement denial"

4. To regain a former favorable condition or position
5. To recover from a deficit in a contest or competition

   "… it was the first time in NHL history that a team was down by three goals inside the final five minutes and came back to win a game."