come around

Suppose somebody was to come around and say, 'Seen Lanning?'

Anyhow, come around to the back room at Blinkey's to-night, and we'll have a talk.

"I don't know why you come around bothering me," she said dully.

I feared you might try to come around by Fayette, not knowing the Yankees are there.

She come around and put her nose dead in the wind just in time.

Her menstruation was irregular; did not come around for two months.

She was in the saddle before Dick could come around to her side to assist her.

So science has come around in some measure to the dreams of Columbus and Cabot.

"Come around and see what I've made out of this message," said Matty just then.

They may report us, and some of the professors may come around to investigate.