make (n):a recognizable kindSamplesthere's a new brand of hero in the movies now.
what make of car is that? make (v):act in a certain way so as to acquireSamplesmake friends.
make enemies make (v):have a bowel movementSamplesThe dog had made in the flower beds Related Words: crap, defecate, shit, stool make (v):behave in a certain waySamplesmake merry make (v):give certain properties to somethingSamplesget someone mad.
She made us look silly.
He made a fool of himself at the meeting.
Don't make this into a big deal.
This invention will make you a millionaire.
Make yourself clear make (v):reach a destination, either real or abstractSamplesWe hit Detroit by noon.
The water reached the doorstep.
We barely made it to the finish line.
I have to hit the MAC machine before the weekend starts Related Word: attain make (v):reach in timeSamplesWe barely made the plane make (v):reach a goal, e.g.,Samplesmake the first team.
We made it!
She may not make the grade Related Word: reach make (v):put in order or neatenSamplesmake the bed.
make up a room make (v):develop intoSamplesHe will make a splendid father! make (v):change from one form into anotherSamplesmake water into wine.
make lead into gold.
make clay into bricks make (v):favor the development ofSamplesPractice makes the winner make (v):cause to be enjoyable or pleasurableSamplesmake my day make (v):institute, enact, or establishSamplesmake laws make (v):calculate as beingSamplesI make the height about 100 feet make (v):consider as beingSamplesIt wasn't the problem some people made it make (v):make, formulate, or derive in the mindSamplesI draw a line here.
draw a conclusion.
draw parallels.
make an estimate.
What do you make of his remarks? make (v):cause to do; cause to act in a specified mannerSamplesThe ads induced me to buy a VCR.
My children finally got me to buy a computer.
My wife made me buy a new sofa Related Words: cause, induce, stimulate make (v):represent fictitiously, as in a play, or pretend to be or act likeSamplesShe makes like an actress Related Words: believe, pretend make (v):assure the success ofSamplesA good review by this critic will make your play! make (v):induce to have sexSamplesHarry finally seduced Sally.
Did you score last night?
Harry made Sally Related Words: score, seduce make (v):gather and light the materials forSamplesmake a fire make (v):create or manufacture a man-made productSamplesWe produce more cars than we can sell.
The company has been making toys for two centuries Related Words: create, produce make (v):make or cause to be or to becomeSamplesmake a mess in one's office.
create a furor Related Words: create make (v):create or design, often in a certain waySamplesDo my room in blue.
I did this piece in wood to express my love for the forest make (v):create by artistic meansSamplescreate a poem.
Schoenberg created twelve-tone music.
Picasso created Cubism.
Auden made verses Related Words: create make (v):give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionallySamplescause a commotion.
make a stir.
cause an accident Related Word: cause make (v):compel or make somebody or something to act in a certain waySamplesPeople cannot be made to integrate just by passing a law!
Heat makes you sweat make (v):make by shaping or bringing together constituentsSamplesmake a dress.
make a cake.
make a wall of stones make (v):make by combining materials and partsSamplesthis little pig made his house out of straw.
Some eccentric constructed an electric brassiere warmer Related Words: build, construct make (v):prepare for eating by applying heatSamplesCook me dinner, please.
can you make me an omelette?
fix breakfast for the guests, please Related Words: cook, prepare make (v):organize or be responsible forSampleshold a reception.
have, throw, or make a party.
give a course make (v):perform or carry outSamplesmake a decision.
make a move.
make advances.
make a phone call make (v):appear to begin an activitySamplesHe made to speak but said nothing in the end.
She made as if to say hello to us make (v):proceed along a pathSampleswork one's way through the crowd.
make one's way into the forest make (v):head into a specified directionSamplesThe escaped convict took to the hills.
We made for the mountains make (v):earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wagesSamplesHow much do you make a month in your new job?
She earns a lot in her new job.
this merger brought in lots of money.
He clears $5,000 each month Related Words: earn, gain make (v):achieve a point or goalSamplesNicklaus had a 70.
The Brazilian team got 4 goals.
She made 29 points that day make (v):charge with a function; charge to beSamplesShe was named Head of the Committee.
She was made president of the club Related Words: name, nominate make (v):constitute the essence ofSamplesClothes make the man make (v):to compose or represent:SamplesThis wall forms the background of the stage setting.
The branches made a roof.
This makes a fine introduction Related Words: constitute, form make (v):engage inSamplesmake love, not war.
make an effort.
do research.
do nothing.
make revolution make (v):carry out or commitSamplesmake a mistake.
commit a faux-pas make (v):form by assembling individuals or constituentsSamplesMake a quorum make (v):amount toSamplesThis salary increase makes no difference to my standard of living make (v):be or be capable of being changed or made intoSamplesHe makes a great host.
He will make a fine father make (v):add up toSamplesfour and four make eight make (v):be suitable forSamplesWood makes good furniture make (v):undergo fabrication or creationSamplesThis wool makes into a nice sweater
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