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come to find out en · X

Meanings

  1. (Southern-US, especially, informal) Turns out.
    • And come to find out, he don't think. 1989, Francis L. Gross, Searching for God, page 123:
    • Well, come to find out, these survival suits haven't been out of their sacks for years. 1997, Leslie Leyland Fields, The Entangling Net: Alaska's Commercial Fishing Women Tell Their Lives, page 119:
    • Well, come to find out they won and got married today on television, all expenses paid. 2009, Bobby Rose, Bama Sweetheart, page 293:
    • Come to find out, the company kept 2 sets of books. 1945, Walter Rogers, Elizabeth Rogers, John Donar: Common Man, page 89:
    • It's not listed anywhere. So, a phone call is made to Podunk – and come to find out, the airport is a grass field. 1974, Alan W. Garey, “Helicopter Operations at Civil Airports”, in Approach: The Naval Aviation Safety Review, page 25: