come back v.
to give a verbal rejoinder.
![]() | Artie 54: Did you ever get the worst of it in such a way that you couldn’t come back at the time? | |
![]() | Girl Proposition 125: She said he had an Interesting Face. He had a Notion to come back but he didn’t think it would be right. | |
![]() | Gone Fishin’ 197: He’s always talkin’ like that, and nobody ever comes back at ’im. | |
![]() | Die Nigger Die! 29: If the brother couldn’t come back behind that, I usually cut him some slack. | |
![]() | 145th Street 142: ‘Hey, Squeeze, what’s happening?’ he said. ‘Hey, J.T.,’ I came back. | ‘Block Party–145th Street Style’ in