Come over and Dog

Come over

Come over verb - To make a brief visit.

Dog and come over are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dog" instead a verb "Come over".

Dog

Dog verb - To go after or on the track of.

Come over and dog are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Come over" instead a verb "Dog".

Nearby Words: doghouse, doggy, doge

Both terms in one sentence

  • Video Game / Dragon Age II Apparently people come over just to visit Hawke's dog.
  • Videogame / The Sims 2 I Need to Go Iron My Dog: If you call and invite a Sim you're not friends with to your house one of the excuses they give to not come over is they're waiting for the phone repairman.
  • Competition Coupon Madness Calling out the kid's "name" - which is actually the dog's name - keeps making the dog come over, and the kid can't pretend that the awful tasting liquid is delicious.
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