Combustive

Inflammable; combustible; easy to take fire. Come, ( kum ,) v. i. (imp.CAME; pp . COME.) [A.S. cum an , cwiman; Ger. kommen; Goth. gviman , komen; O. Ger. queman; probably from Sansk. gam , to go.] To move toward or hitherward; to draw nigh; to approach; to advance nearer from any distance; -in contra dist i net i on to go . Come one, come all! this rock shall fly From its firm base as soon as I." - Sir W. Scott. bridge University, England, used by the fellows as a withdrawing-room, or snuggery. -The top or crest of a wave; a comber. -v. a. To separate, disentangle, cleanse, and adjust with Combin'ative, Combinatory, a. Tending to, a comb; as, to comb wool. "She with ribbons tied His tender neck, and comb'd his silken hide." -Dryden. To comb the noddle or hair. A cant expre ion, denoting to a ault, or inflict blows upon the head, as a virago attacking her husband. "Her care shall be To comb your noddle with a three-legg'd stool."-Shaks. -v.i. (Naut.) To roll over; to present a curving ridge; to break into ma es of white foam; a comber; as, a combing wave. Comba'hee, in S. Carolina , a small river forming the boundary between Beaufort and Collet on districts, and entering the Atlantic through St. Helena Sound.