come over
Stop by here
Come over means to visit someone's location, typically their home: Why don't you come over for dinner?
It also describes a sensation or change that overtakes someone: A wave of exhaustion came over her.
In British usage, to come over a certain way is to seem or appear: He came over as arrogant in the interview.
Visit without appointment
- stop byVisit briefly
- pop inBrief unannounced visit
- swing byVisit briefly, informally
- visitTrip to see another
drop in · call on · look in · show up · arrive · appear · turn up · guest
Prevail against difficulty
- overwhelmDefeat by excess
- seizeTake suddenly, forcibly
- gripSecure manual hold
- descend uponArrive suddenly, often overwhelmingly
hit · strike · envelop · consume · possess · affect · sensation · emotion
Cause to believe
- swayRock back and forth
- convertChange in form or faith
- change sidesShift one's loyalty
- defectInherent imperfection or fault
turn · see reason · bring around · change mind · influence · persuade · join · switch teams
Request attendance
- hostOne receiving guests
- welcomeHospitable greeting offered
- entertainAmuse or host
- gatheringCollection of people meeting
dinner party · housewarming · potluck · reception · soiree · get-together · open house · barbecue
drop by
Visit without appointment
visit · drop in · call on · look in · show up · arrive · appear · turn up · guest · company
overcome
Prevail against difficulty
descend upon · hit · strike · envelop · consume · possess · affect · sensation · emotion · wave
convince
Cause to believe
- swayRock back and forth
- convertChange in form or faith
- change sidesShift one's loyalty
defect · turn · see reason · bring around · change mind · influence · persuade · join · switch teams
approach
Way of handling something
- draw nearMove closer to
invite
Request attendance
gathering · dinner party · housewarming · potluck · reception · soiree · get-together · open house · barbecue · game night
seem
Give an impression
convey · perceive · sound · look · register · translate · communicate · transmit · broadcast · signal
- Casual Invitationsdrop by, swing by, tag along, stop by, open invite
- visiting actionsvisit, drop by, stop by, call on, pop in
- quick visitspop in, drop in, swing by, visit, look in
- innuendoinnuendo, sexual innuendo, double entendre, double meaning, implied meaning
- hookupshookup, one-night stand, fling, booty call, casual sex