Base
Base verb - To find a basis.
Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The general of the base had come to the final hard decision of launching a nuclear missile at the base, to annihilate the alien threat - or at least most of it.
Source: Video Game / Parasite Strike - When challenged by Smithers, who knows Moe to be straight, to kiss him, Moe decides instead to come straight, to the disappointment of the gathered homosexual support base.
Source: Coming Straight Story - For example, instead of leading your soldiers directly into an enemy base, you drop an "invasion flag," which attracts soldiers to come and knock stuff over.
Source: Programming Game
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