Assemble
Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Parodied in Calvin and Hobbes, when Calvin asked his dad where babies come from and was told that hopeful parents just buy a kit from Sears and assemble them.
Source: Designer Babies -
Thus, her goal the first time is to simply survive his attacks long enough for the Gryphon to come, tear his eye out, and send him running, giving her what she needs to assemble the weapon.
- Of course, it's designed to be able to come apart and fly towards Tony and assemble around him, but it falls apart too well.
Source: Epic Fail / Film
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