Similar words: come to, come true, sometime, something, come to life, sometimes, come through, something of. Meaning: ['kɒmɪt] 
n. (astronomy) a relatively small extraterrestrial body consisting of a frozen mass that travels around the sun in a highly elliptical orbit.
n. (astronomy) a relatively small extraterrestrial body consisting of a frozen mass that travels around the sun in a highly elliptical orbit. 
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(31) At best, the comet will be visible to us naked-eye types for only a few more weeks.
(32) The meteors are debris from the comet Swift-Tuttle, which last appeared in 1992.
(33) It appears that the Leonids contain a dense cloud of dust released during recent stressful passages of comet Tempel-Tuttle by the Sun.
(34) To extend the parallel, the impact of the comet would also have released large quantities of hard radiation.
(35) Simultaneously they came with stabs of blinding goodness overpowering their bodies on a comet of loving.
(36) Isaac loved the Comet dearly and it would have been pointless to hold this refusal against him.
(37) Enke is unusual in that it is the active comet with the shortest known orbital period.
(38) The comet had a nearly circular coma about two degrees in diameter but no obvious tail.
(39) Viewed from space, the normal progress of the survey ship was like the passage of a comet.
(40) Comet forecasting is notoriously risky, but some daredevils say the unusually large Hale-Bopp could be the brightest of the century.
(41) The net effect of comet impacts is to erode the Moon, not add mass.
(42) The darker the sky, the better chance of seeing the comet, he said.
(43) Urban dwellers might find that the bright city lights will wash out the faintly glowing comet tail.
(44) Rourke was the one who was shooting out of her sphere like a trail-blazing comet.
(45) The first is to have the carbonaceous meteorites derive directly from low-speed near-Earth asteroids that are extinct comet cores.
(46) However, by handling the machine with some software, Comet Data could have come up with a real bargain.
(47) A wide range of other volatile materials is also present in all extinct comet cores and C asteroids.
(48) They rumbled through dry brush, the Comet an ocher dust storm lashed by branches and spiky shoots.
(49) Modifying 30-year-old Comet fuselages to take modern wings and equipment was challenging.
(50) A night lit up by gowns covered with glitter and the flash of borrowed diamonds the size of the Hale-Bopp comet.
(51) And with Comet Swift-Tuttle due to obliterate the Earth in August 2126, it could be a close-run thing.
(52) The appearance of Comet Hale-Bopp topped that of Comet Hyakutake.
(53) The dust cloud begins to smear out along the orbit of the comet.
(54) Thus the four terrestrial planets are all affected in important but very different ways by comet and asteroid impacts.
(55) Astronomers say the comet will look like a fuzzy blob in the southwestern sky.
(56) Sciorra plays a Colorado astronomer who discovers that an approaching comet has dislodged several asteroids, propelling them toward Earth.
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(57) A comet appeared at the time of the death of Julius Caesar in 44 B.C.
(58) Where comet jets come from Bright jets of material sometimes spurt from the nuclei of comets.
(59) His most recent observation has sent a chill down his spine; the comet, Swift Tuttle.
(60) As long as a comet nucleus is still active, fresh clouds of dust are emitted at each perihelion passage.
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