3. (old).—To lend.

1785. Grose, Dict. Vulg. Tongue. Has he come it? i.e., has he lent

it?

To make drunk come, phr. (American).—To become intoxicated. For

synonyms, see Screwed.

Come about [One], verbal phr. (old).—1. To circumvent. Cf., Come over

and Come round.

1755. Johnson, Dict. Eng. Lang. (11 ed., 1816), s.v. ‘About’ in

common language they say to come about a man, ‘to circumvent him.’

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