To come about, come to pass, happen; to fall to one's lot, befall. with dative or to. Obsolete.

intransitive. To happen, befall, betide.

Of an event, action, etc.: to take place, come to pass, happen, occur. Cf. to fall out 5a at phrasal… intransitive. With the event, action, etc…

intransitive. To happen, occur, come to pass; to come into being, to be made. Cf. worth, v.1 1a(a).

intransitive. To happen, befall.

intransitive. To happen, occur, befall. Frequently with person as indirect object. (In Old English with dative of person). Also with to.

To happen, befall. Cf. i-tide, v. intransitive. = betide, v. 1a. Usually impersonal or with non-referential it as subject. Cf. time, v. 1a.

intransitive. To come to be, come to pass, come about, happen, take place. In any tense. Obsolete.

intransitive. To happen, befall: = betide, v. 1. Often impersonal. archaic.

intransitive. Of an event, etc.: to take place, to occur. Obsolete.

intransitive. To arise, happen, occur.

To come, arrive (figurative of a condition, time, etc.); occasionally to befall, happen.

intransitive. To happen, befall. Only in 3rd person and often impersonal.

To take place, happen; = fare, v.1 6.

intransitive. To come to pass, to come about; to happen, to take place; to occur.

intransitive. To happen or occur as a result or events or circumstances; to come to pass. Also: to come into existence, to come to be.

intransitive. To come about in the course of time; to happen, befall; to supervene. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of an event: to take place; to occur, happen.

intransitive. Of an event, situation, or state of affairs: to come about; to come to pass. Frequently with subordinate clause. In later use chiefly…

Obsolete. To occur, take place.

intransitive. To fall out, fall to one's lot, befall.

intransitive. To fall to, befall, happen, come to pass.

intransitive. To arise, come to pass. Obsolete.

To take place, be held; to occur, prevail.

to come (also †go) to pass: to take place in the course of events; to happen, occur; to be accomplished or realized; to come to fulfilment.

intransitive. In non-material sense: to originate, result, be derived, issue, arise (from, †of a source or cause).

intransitive. Of an event, incident, etc.: to happen, come about, take place, esp. without being arranged or expected.

intransitive. To happen, fall out, chance.

intransitive. To take place, happen. Obsolete.

With out. To take out, remove, or separate (certain sorts from others).

intransitive. To happen, fall out, come to pass, take place. Obsolete.

intransitive. With non-referential subject: to occur by chance, happen, chance, befall. Now rare (archaic in later use).

intransitive. To happen, occur. Obsolete.

intransitive. To happen.

intransitive. To happen, occur; = to fall out 5a at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete.

intransitive. To fit in with or suit the surroundings; hence to get on, succeed, thrive. Of an event: To come off. Often with indefinite subject, it…

To happen, come to pass.

intransitive. To happen, occur, take place. Cf. to fall out 5a at phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete.

Of an event, action, etc.: to take place, to come to pass, occur (typically expressing simple… intransitive. With out: to come about, result…

transitive. To cause (something) to happen. Also intransitive: to happen, occur; to come to pass.

To happen, occur; to come about, take place. intransitive. Without construction. Obsolete except as merged with sense 7b.

intransitive with reflexive meaning. Of an object, phenomenon, event, etc.: to present itself; to occur.

To become or come to be by degrees, sometimes with inclusion of the literal sense of increase of… To come to pass, to happen. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To fit in with what is anticipated, come off; also, to turn out, result; = fadge, v. 4.

To come in so as to meet the eye, the observation, etc.; to occur. Obsolete.

intransitive. To come to pass, happen; to ensue, result.

intransitive. To occur, befall, happen.

To come into existence, come to pass, happen; to occur.

Misused for: To occur, happen, take place.

intransitive. Of an action, work, process, or state of affairs: to proceed, continue further; to be in progress; to happen, occur, take place…

intransitive. To become evident or apparent; to occur.

intransitive. Chiefly colloquial (originally U.S.). To come into perceptible existence; to become actual fact; to arrive, appear, or be present when…

To happen, occur. slang (originally U.S.).

intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To happen, to be going on; to be under way. Usually in the progressive, esp. in what's cooking?: ‘what's…

intransitive. slang (originally and chiefly U.S., originally in African-American usage). To happen, occur.