Nousher Ahmed
 
Reply Sat 7 Mar, 2015 10:50 am
The following sentences have been taken from Reader's Digest.

"We go into the kitchen to find Beth standing
over a buffet of sandwiches with little pickles
arranged just so and a mix of fresh vegetables and dip. Hmmm, good timing. Because, come to think of it, Hunger is here."

What is meant with "come to think of it, Hunger is here."?
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Reply Sat 7 Mar, 2015 01:32 pm
Means: now that I think about it, I am hungry.

slang, idioms,
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