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- verbmake (verb) · makes (third person present) · made (past tense) · made (past participle) · making (present participle)
- form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create:"my grandmother made a dress for me" · "the body is made from four pieces of maple" · "baseball bats are made of ash"
- (make something into)alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else):"buffalo's milk can be made into cheese"
- compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract):"she made her will"
- prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption:"she was making lunch for Lucy and Francis" · "I'll make us both a cup of tea"
- arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use:"after breakfast you'd have until 8:25 to make your bed"
- arrange and light materials for (a fire).
- electronicscomplete or close (a circuit).
- cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about:"the drips had made a pool on the floor"
- cause to become or seem:"decorative features make brickwork more interesting" · "the best way to disarm your critics is to make them laugh"
- carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound):"anyone can make a mistake" · "Unger made a speech of forty minutes" · "we made a deal"
- communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement):"make him an offer he can't refuse" · "I tend to make heavy demands on people"
- archaicenter into a contract of (marriage):"a marriage made in heaven"
- appoint or designate (someone) to a position:"he was made a colonel in the Mexican army"
- represent or cause to appear in a specified way:"the sale price and extended warranty make it an excellent value"
- cause or ensure the success or advancement of:"the work which really made Wordsworth's reputation"
- compel (someone) to do something:"she bought me a brandy and made me drink it"
- constitute; amount to:"they made an unusual duo"
- serve as or become through development or adaptation:"this fern makes a good houseplant"
- consider to be; estimate as:"How many are there? I make it sixteen"
- agree or decide on (a specified arrangement), typically one concerning a time or place:"let's make it 7:30"
- gain or earn (money or profit):"he'd made a lot of money out of hardware"
- arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport):"we've got a lot to do if you're going to make the shuttle" · "they didn't always make it on time"
- (make it)succeed in something; become successful:"he waited confidently for his band to make it"
- achieve a place in:"these dogs seldom make the news" · "they made it to the semifinals"
- achieve the rank of:"he wasn't going to make captain"
- go or prepare to go in a particular direction:"he struggled to his feet and made toward the car"
- act as if one is about to perform an action:"she made as if to leave the room"
- NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISHinformalinduce (someone) to have sex with one:"he had been trying to make Cynthia for two years now" · "his alleged quest to make it with the world's most attractive women"
- (in bridge, whist, and similar games) win (a trick).
- win a trick with (a card).
- win the number of tricks that fulfills (a contract).
- shuffle (a pack of cards) for dealing.
- nautical(of the tide) begin to flow or ebb.
nounmake (noun) · makes (plural noun)- the manufacturer or trade name of a particular product:"the make, model, and year of his car"
- the structure or composition of something.
- the making of electrical contact.
OriginOld English macian, of West Germanic origin, from a base meaning ‘fitting’; related to match.Similar and Opposite Wordsverb- form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create:
- alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else):
- compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract):
- prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption:
- cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about:
- carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound):
- communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement):
- appoint or designate (someone) to a position:
- represent or cause to appear in a specified way:
- compel (someone) to do something:
- constitute; amount to:
- gain or earn (money or profit):
- arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport):
- go or prepare to go in a particular direction:
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