come it

come it (with one)

To attempt to gain one's favor, attention, etc. by misleading them or through other disingenuous means. Don't come it with me—I don't want to hear any more lies. Of course she's trying to come it with voters—she needs to distract them from her close relationship with corporate lobbyists. Look, I know I won't get past the first round of this tournament, so you don't have to come it, OK?

ˈcome it (with somebody)

(informal) try to impress, persuade or deceive somebody in the hope of getting their attention, respect, sympathy, etc: Your leg hurts? Don’t come it (with me) — get out there and play with the rest of the team!