come to (something) -Idioms

Idioms

come to (something)

to be equal to something, to total a number, to amount to something

Our weekly food bill comes to much money every week.

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come to a bad end

come to a dead end

come to a pretty pass

come to a standstill

come to accept (something)

come to believe (something)

come to feel (something)

(not) hear of (something)

dig some dirt up on (someone) or dig up some dirt on (someone)

leap to conclusions

have (someone) in one's pocket

trade in (something) or trade (something) in

feel dragged out

have mixed feelings about (someone or something)

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Fact
When a man was hanged in Mississippi in 1894 the noose came undone and the prisoner fell to the ground. He was set free and and since his innocence was later established he was granted $5000. .. More >>

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