v. simple past tense of come; n. a slender grooved bar of lead for holding together the pieces of glass in windows of latticework or stained glass
My friend came to visit. OR A came normally has an H-shaped cross section.
My friend came to visit. OR A came normally has an H-shaped cross section.
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come; arrive; appear; sash-bar;dividerbar
depart
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came
aim
aime
ame
baim
bame
blame
boehm
boehme
brame
claim
dame
damme
fame
fayme
flaim
flame
fraim
frame
game
graeme
haim
kaim
lame
maim
mame
mayme
name
rhame
same
sejm
shame
swaim
tame
acclaim
aflame
ashame
ballgame
bedeclaim
defame
disclaim
exclaim
inflame
postgame
proclaim
reclaim
rename
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