To come to the front
| to attain prominence or leadership. |
See also: Front
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To close with the land
- To club a musket
- To cockbill the anchor
- To collar beef
- To collect one's self
- to come
- To come about
- To come across
- To come by
- To come home
- To come honestly by
- To come in
- To come in at the hawse holes
- To come it
- To come it over
- To come near to
- To come off
- To come off with flying colors
- To come one's way
- To come or draw to a head
- To come round
- To come short
- To come to blows
- To come to grief
- To come to hand
- To come to the front
- To come to the ground
- To come up with
- To come upon
- To commit a bill
- To commit to memory
- To commune with one's self
- To compound a felony
- To con answer
- To con thanks
- To congratulate one's self
- To conjure up
- To contest an election
- To cool the heels
- To corbel out
- To cost dear
- To couch a spear
- To couch malt
- To cough down
- To count out
- To cover ground
- To cover into
- To cover one's short contracts
- To crack a bottle
- To crack a crib
- To crack on
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- To come about
- To come across
- To Come Again
- to come apart at the seams
- To come by
- to come clean
- To come home
- To come honestly by
- To come in
- To come in
- To come in at the hawse holes
- To come it
- To come it over
- To come near to
- To come off
- To come off with flying colors
- To come one's way
- To come or draw to a head
- to come out of one's shell
- To come out of the closet
- To come out of the closet
- To come round
- To come short
- to come to a head
- To come to blows
- To come to blows
- To come to grief
- To come to grief
- To come to hand
- to come to pass
- To come to the front
- To come to the ground
- to come to the same thing
- to come up smelling like roses
- To come up with
- To come upon
- To commit a bill
- To commit to memory
- To commune with one's self
- to compare notes
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- To compound a felony
- To con answer
- To con thanks
- To congratulate one's self
- To conjure up
- to conk out
- To Consider
- To contest an election
- to cook someone's goose
- To Cool for You
- to cool it
- to cool one's heels
- To cool the heels
- To corbel out
- to cost
- to cost
- to cost
- to cost
- to cost
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