come on
noun(come-on)
something (such as an advertising promotion) intended to entice or allure
come on
noun(come-on)
a usually sexual advance
come on
verb(come-on)
to advance by degrees
come on
verb(come-on)
to begin by degrees
come on
verb(come-on)
please —used in cajoling or pleading
come on
idiom(come-on)
to decide or say in an official or public way that one supports (someone or something)
come on
phrasal verb(come-on)
to criticize or punish (someone)
come on
phrasal verb(come-on)
to make a strong effort to stop or oppose (something)
come on
idiom(come-on)
to happen very soon afterward
come on
idiom(come-on)
to happen very soon afterward
come on
idiom(come-on)
to start broadcasting or being broadcast
come on
phrasal verb(come-on)
to become involved in (something)
come on
idiom(come-on)
to have or seem to have (a certain quality or nature) : come across as
come on
idiom(come-on)
to be very forceful or too forceful in talking to someone or dealing with someone
come on
idiom(come-on)
to become stronger or more successful in a continuing contest, race, etc.