Come up
Come up verb - To come near or nearer.
Jump into
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
- He sees his job as a private investigator as an excuse to jump into the hammiest disguises he can come up with and has little if any idea how badly he irritates those around him.
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Each time he did it, Woody would walk over the edge of the plank, upside-down along the underside of it and would then somehow come up behind the dog and jab him in the rear, causing him to jump into the water.
Source: Walk the Plank
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