Might mean (unverified): Visit or move towards someone.
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▸ verb:  (intransitive, idiomatic) to visit someone's home or other location.

Similar:
come over, have over, come round, come around, ask over, entertain, pay a visit, ask round, visit, call, more...

Opposite:
go away, leave, depart, retreat

Phrases:
Come On Over Tour, more...

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Similar:
come over, have over, come round, come around, ask over, entertain, pay a visit, ask round, visit, call, more...

Opposite:
go away, leave, depart, retreat

Phrases:
Come On Over Tour, more...



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