Come over
Come over verb - To make a brief visit.
Usage example: come over sometime and I'll show you my roses
Visit
Visit verb - To reside as a temporary guest.
Usage example: an old friend who comes to visit for a month every summer
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- Ren and Stimpy get a letter from a fan, Anthony, for them to come over and visit.
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This is worse in the manga, where at one point she says she was "too busy setting fires" to come over and visit Haruko.
Source: Pyro Maniac -
Reba: You know how when Barbara Jean and Brock come over and visit for, like, 10 minutes, then I come in here and bang my head against the refrigerator?
Source: Head Desk
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