come it

The phrase "come it" is informal British slang often used to describe various forms of deceptive or exaggerated behavior.

Definition

B2Informal

(slang, british)To pretend or act a part, usually to deceive or impress.

Example

Don't come it with me; I know you're not really hurt.

B2Informal

(slang, british)To exaggerate or make something seem more significant than it is.

Example

He's always coming it, trying to impress the girls.

B2Informal

(slang, british)To be cheeky or impudent, often in a playful manner.

Example

Your leg hurts? Don't come it.

C1Informal

(slang, british)To succeed in a trick or deception.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "come it":

come on come at come to come in come with come for come again come from on the come come into come and go come away come over come back come the acid come up come by coming on come on down come along come on to come down come to bed