Synonym: arise, ascend, bob up, come, come on, find, get hold, go on, go up, lift, line up, move up, muster, muster up, rally, rise, rise up, scrape, scrape up, scratch, summon, surface, uprise. Similar words: come up to, come up with, come under, come home, use up, tie up, take up, size up. Meaning: v. 1. bring forth, usually something desirable 2. result or issue 3. move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody 4. come to the surface 5. originate or come into being 6. move upward 7. be mentioned 8. start running, functioning, or operating 9. get something or somebody for a specific purpose 10. come up, of celestial bodies 11. gather (money or other resources) together over time 12. gather or bring together.
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151. With the breakdown of the administration, crime syndicates have come up in a big way.
152. This new lot have come up because the landowners are fools.
153. Stay on the left and let it come up close, jumping over its lightning bolts in the process.
154. Something must have come up, and she must have gone off in a hurry.
155. Still, I've been through the trade directory and come up with something a bit more hopeful.
156. It may help them come up with new drinks on Earth.
157. Junkers has come up with an ecological alternative to worktops made from tropical hardwoods.
158. If Marge did come up to Rome suddenly, Tom had a lot of his own clothing hanging ready in the closet.
159. He rang to say he would be late home -- something had come up at the office.
160. He racked his brains, but did not come up with a solution.
161. McCurry said he expects the issue to come up at budget negotiations with congressional Republicans.
162. Needlers has come up with a good compromise with the introduction of its New Energy Bar.
163. Nabers asks the seniors to come up with a cheer to break the huddle.
164. Can you give me one more day to come up with something?
165. Unless Anderson has come up with a new math, the restriction means a $ 250, 000 reduction in gate receipts.
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166. The Wurzel is the most sophisticated and its inventor has studied heron behaviour and come up with a radical audible warn-off.
167. I come up with my cookbook ideas from questions people ask frequently.
168. He'll come up with a different idea further down the road.
169. Young girls come up to me all the time to ask for advice. They see me as a survivor. Drew Barrymore 
170. Dreadnought's anchor had come up easily enough when the salvage tug came to dispose of her.
171. When he falls for a white girl they inevitably come up against parental intransigence and social hostility.
172. They take the initiative, come up with technological and organizational innovations, devise new solutions to old problems.
173. I pretended to read the note a moment longer, giving myself a chance to come up with something.
174. No, fair do's, it takes a lot of forethought to come up with that one.
175. Such researchers often come up with very different conclusions from those of the new prevention thinkers.
176. You could dig for ever and you wouldn't come up with enough gold to fill your front teeth in.
177. They desperately need a top-class fast bowler and ordered their cricket committee to come up with a suitable candidate.
178. And Oscar come up to me and I had a dory that day.
179. Cusack has an idea that perhaps we can come up with an additional line to cement the scene.
180. Designers have come up with a technique for making skis more flexible.
More similar words: come up to, come up with, come under, come home, use up, tie up, take up, size up, makeup, wake up, pile up, save up, make up, line up, give up, flare up, fire up, drive up, close up, shake up, write up, make up for, made up of, face up to, double up, live up to, measure up, euphemism, come, measure up to.