come (1 is frequent=come to be)
1.
to become MND. II. ii. 92,
Ham. V. i. 170
“How came he
mad?”
2.
phrases: “
from thy ward,” leave thy posture of
defence Tp. I. ii. 468; “He's coming,” he begins
to relent Meas. II. ii. 125;
“ to it,” reached
the age of puberty, attained full age 2H4 III. ii. 273, Troil. I. ii. 89; “came to himself,”
recovered consciousness Cæs. I. ii.
271; “ home,”
to come away from its hold, so as to drag Wint. I. ii. 214; “
short,” to fall short (“of”) Meas. V. i. 214, Ado III. v. 45, Ham. IV. vii. 90, Sonn. lxxxiii. 7; similarly
Ham. III. ii. 29
“this overdone, or come
tardy off,”
Lr. I. iii. 10
“If you come slack of
former services.”
