come, come

Be reasonable. Oh, come, come! You're a great athlete, you just had a bad night. A: "I don't know that we'll be able to patch things up this time." B: "Come, come! You guys have been together for five years—you always find a way." Come, come, we can't drive in this ice storm!

ˌcome, ˈcome

ˈcome, now

used for asking somebody to act or speak in a sensible or reasonable way: Come, come! We all know that you were in Manchester the day the crime was committed, so you may as well tell the whole story.