Definition of oncome in English:

oncome

noun ˈɒnkʌmˈɒnkəm

1Scottish. A heavy fall (of rain or snow); = on-ding.
2Originally Scottish. The approach, onset, or (occasionally) progress of something.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From on- + come. Compare earlier oncome. Compare Old Icelandic ákváma a hurt, a wound, an eruption resulting from a skin disease; also in phrase úfriðar ákváma an attack, a coming of war.

Definition of oncome in US English:

oncome

noun

1Scottish. A heavy fall (of rain or snow); = on-ding.
2Originally Scottish. The approach, onset, or (occasionally) progress of something.

Origin

Middle English (in an earlier sense). From on- + come. Compare earlier oncome. Compare Old Icelandic ákváma a hurt, a wound, an eruption resulting from a skin disease; also in phrase úfriðar ákváma an attack, a coming of war.

词汇	oncome
释义	Definition of oncome in English: oncome noun ˈɒnkʌmˈɒnkəm 1Scottish. A heavy fall (of rain or snow); = on-ding. 2Originally Scottish. The approach, onset, or (occasionally) progress of something. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From on- + come. Compare earlier oncome. Compare Old Icelandic ákváma a hurt, a wound, an eruption resulting from a skin disease; also in phrase úfriðar ákváma an attack, a coming of war. Definition of oncome in US English: oncome noun 1Scottish. A heavy fall (of rain or snow); = on-ding. 2Originally Scottish. The approach, onset, or (occasionally) progress of something. Origin Middle English (in an earlier sense). From on- + come. Compare earlier oncome. Compare Old Icelandic ákváma a hurt, a wound, an eruption resulting from a skin disease; also in phrase úfriðar ákváma an attack, a coming of war.
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