come here
Get over here
Come here is a command summoning someone to your location.
It ranges from neutral directive to sharp demand depending on tone: Come here, let me show you something versus Come here this instant.
Often softened with please or a name.
The phrase doubles as a beckoning gesture's verbal equivalent—parents use it with children, owners with pets, lovers with each other.
- approachWay of handling something
- beckonSignal to approach
- summonCall to appear
- right nowAt the present moment
- closerOne who concludes
this way · call · gesture · hand signal · finger wag · wave · near · toward · advance · arrival · welcome · invitation · fetch · bring · front and center · step forward · motion · urgency
- Beckoning phrasesthis way, follow me, approach, enter, step up
- love expressionsI love you, my love, sweetheart, darling, dear
- classroom commandssit down, stand up, raise hand, be quiet, listen
- directionsnorth, south, east, west, left
- getting attentionhey, psst, yoo-hoo, ahoy, hey there
- commandsgo, stop, wait, run, look