came

Came is the past tense of come, which means to move toward something (and various other things). It is not, however, the past tense of cum. The past tense of cum is cummed. Look at the word hang. When you hang somebody (as in a form of execution), you hanged them, not hung them. Same goes for cum. It is a different word and meaning so it is cum, cummed, cumming, will cum, et cetera.

I came over to Erin's house last night and played video games.

by Doobie Smokes You May 12, 2005

came

Past-tense verb of "cum" or "come"

When I came, gran's eyes were closed. I wonder what she was dreaming about?

by Koeknut May 14, 2003

camed

Past tense of come; a synonym for came, but with a "d" added in.

And so then my science teacher said "We all camed from monkeys" and the class erupted in protest.

by preoooow December 17, 2009

camee

A really cool chick with a poppin' booty

Dang dude did you see Camee's ass in those shorts today?!

by Dizzybell July 18, 2017

came

The past tense of 'come' used often in Hertfordshire.

I just came in George Bernard Shaw's garden.

by bIGbLUE99 November 30, 2015

came

past tense of cumming.....

I came on forehead

by _-=AnThRaX-=_ March 19, 2003

Camelies

The affirmative plural of two or more camels.

Oh look at all those camelies!

by Workworker December 30, 2019