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- Greek - make like
- Greek - make the purchase
- Greek - make of none effect
- Greek - make light of
- Greek - make sit down, make sit down to meat
- Greek - make an uproar
- Greek - make rise
- Greek - make straight
- Greek - make some return
- Greek - make defence, make a defense
- Greek - make fast, make sure
- Greek - make a show
- Greek - make request
- Greek - make an oration
- Greek - make confident assertions
- Greek - make distribution
- Greek - make known abroad
- Greek - make crooked
- Greek - make perfectly whole
- Greek - make
- Greek - make enquiry for
- Greek - make
- Greek - make glorious
- Greek - make servant
- Greek - make peace
- Greek - make glad, make merry
- Greek - make friends
- Greek - make eunuchs
- Greek - make a fair show, make a good showing
- Greek - make straight
- Greek - make desolate
- Greek - make request
- Greek - make of the number
- Greek - make choice
- Greek - make lower
- Greek - make free
- Greek - make merchandise
- Greek - make signs
- Greek - make intercession
- Greek - make promise
- Greek - make astonished
- Greek - make false vows
- Greek - make
- Greek - make ready, make arrangements
- Greek - make ready to one's hand
- Greek - make manifest
- Greek - make it your ambition
- Greek - make to see
- Greek - make known
- Greek - make whole
- Greek - make able, make meet
- Greek - make reconciliation, make propitiation
- Greek - make evil affected
- Greek - make clean
- Greek - make, make ruler, makes
- Greek - make sit down
- Greek - make perfect
- Greek - make
- Greek - make full use
- Greek - make insurrection against
- Greek - make
- Greek - charges you make, make accusation
- Greek - make boast
- Greek - make of no reputation, make of none effect, make void
- Greek - make
- Greek - make white
- Greek - make
- Greek - make havoc
- Greek - make sorry
- Greek - make disciples
- Greek - make
- Greek - make mention
- Greek - make a calf
- Greek - make foolish
- Greek - make shipwreck
- Greek - which make
- Greek - make like
- Greek - make an oath
- Greek - make old
- Greek - make a public example
- Greek - make excuse, make excuses
- Greek - make ready
- Greek - make mad
- Greek - make bitter
- Greek - make broad
- Greek - make to increase
- Greek - make a gain
- Greek - make full proof of
- Greek - make rich
- Greek - make, makes
- Greek - make war
- Greek - make to drink
- Greek - make up beforehand
- Greek - make prayer
- Greek - make an offering
- Greek - make as though
- Greek - make
- Greek - make a gazing stock
- Greek - make a noise, make ado, make a commotion
- Greek - make to offend
- Greek - make wise
- Greek - make haste
- Greek - make every effort
- Greek - make insurrection with
- Greek - make strong
- Greek - make one's bed
- Greek - make sit together
- Greek - make
- Greek - make conformable unto
- Greek - make
- Greek - make
- Greek - make whole
- Greek - make a rent
- Greek - make perfect
- Greek - make
- Greek - to make obedient
- Greek - make intercession for
- Greek - make
- Greek - make accepted
- Greek - make room
- Greek - make melody
- Greek - make alive
- Hebrew - make her dry, make your dry, makes it dry
- Hebrew - make room
- Hebrew - make haste
- Hebrew - make my bed
- Hebrew - make himself known, make his known, make it known, make known, make my known, make myself known, make them known, make your known, make yourself known
- Hebrew - make its known, make known, make the known
- Hebrew - make supplication
- Hebrew - make his heard, make their heard, make them known, make themselves heard, make your heard
- Hebrew - make deep
- Hebrew - make for ourselves a breach
- Hebrew - make a split
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make insurrection
- Hebrew - make (petition), makes, makes a petition
- Hebrew - make himself unclean, make yourselves unclean
- Hebrew - make alterations
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make, make fat
- Hebrew - make a proclamation
- Hebrew - make to non effect
- Hebrew - make, make brick, make white, make bricks, make them pure
- Hebrew - make fat
- Hebrew - make its nest
- Hebrew - make supplication
- Hebrew - make supplication
- Hebrew - make straight
- Hebrew - make, makes
- Hebrew - make small, make the smaller
- Hebrew - make preparation, make ready, makes his sure, makes ready
- Hebrew - make your attentive
- Hebrew - make, makers
- Hebrew - make sore
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make the rounds
- Hebrew - make offerings willingly
- Hebrew - make sure
- Hebrew - make your bed
- Hebrew - make a bargain
- Hebrew - make, makes a cheerful
- Hebrew - make restitution, make them return
- Hebrew - make cheerful
- Hebrew - make to endanger
- Hebrew - make room, makes room
- Hebrew - make servant, make slaves
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make vanish, makes to perish
- Hebrew - make, make it glorious, makes himself rich
- Hebrew - make a stand
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make him afraid, make them afraid
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make it fit, make it ready
- Hebrew - make to eat
- Hebrew - make me wiser, makes us wiser
- Hebrew - make, make an end, make full restitution, make it good, make peace, make restitution, makes, surely make restitution
- Hebrew - make the desolate, make their desolate, make them desolate, make your desolate, makes desolate
- Hebrew - make an end, make your perfect
- Hebrew - make shrewd
- Hebrew - utterly to make away
- Hebrew - make, makes
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make a noise
- Hebrew - make it good
- Hebrew - make, makes his on high
- Hebrew - make war
- Hebrew - make to grow
- Hebrew - make, maker, Maker, certainly make, certainly makes, make your ready, makes
- Hebrew - make, make the loan
- Hebrew - make an inspection, make me see, makes an inspection
- Hebrew - make many, make more, makes me great
- Hebrew - make, make amends, make himself acceptable
- Hebrew - make him joyful
- Hebrew - make confession
- Hebrew - make a sound
- Hebrew - make your as high
- Hebrew - make yourselves clean
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make an end
- Hebrew - make an end
- Hebrew - make a distinction, makes a distinction
- Hebrew - make suit, make you sick, makes the sick
- Hebrew - make myself like
- Hebrew - make an uproar
- Hebrew - agrees to make
- Hebrew - make yourself beautiful
- Hebrew - make naked, make their bare, make yourself naked
- Hebrew - make speed
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make fruitful, make him fruitful, make you fruitful
- Hebrew - make beams
- Hebrew - make a test
- Hebrew - to make a refuge
- Hebrew - make me equal, makes
- Hebrew - make drunk
- Hebrew - make alive, makes alive
- Hebrew - make a long blast
- Hebrew - make the dark
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make to kneel
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make a hedge
- Hebrew - Maker, make, makes
- Hebrew - make vain
- Hebrew - make vile
- Hebrew - make a distinction
- Hebrew - make great, make his greater, make the great, make your great, makes it grow
- Hebrew - make foolish, make
- Hebrew - make a spoil, makes himself a prey
- Hebrew - make sport
- Hebrew - make its boast, makes a mad, makes fools
- Hebrew - make up
- Hebrew - make supplication
- Hebrew - make it lighter
- Hebrew - make him low
- Hebrew - make merry
- Hebrew - make it deep
- Hebrew - make void
- Hebrew - make sport
- Hebrew - make, make an effort
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make straight, make his smooth, make smooth, make the smooth, make your straight
- Hebrew - make, make a clean sweep, make fires
- Hebrew - make a firm
- Hebrew - make treasurer
- Hebrew - make, maker, Maker
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make, make vows, makes
- Hebrew - make oil
- Hebrew - make haste, make speed
- Hebrew - make, make him drunk, make them drunk, make yourself drunk
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make strange
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make mention
- Hebrew - make atonement, makes atonement
- Hebrew - make inquiry
- Hebrew - make search
- Hebrew - make a search
- Hebrew - make prince
- Hebrew - make bare
- Hebrew - make void
- Hebrew - make supplication
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make a fire, make shine
- Hebrew - make me angry
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make your count
- Hebrew - make so small
- Hebrew - make an end
- Hebrew - make, make any cuts
- Hebrew - make, makes
- Hebrew - make, make them turn
- Hebrew - make fat
- Hebrew - make the tremble
- Hebrew - make bare
- Hebrew - make firm
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make a loud noise
- Hebrew - make a decision
- Hebrew - make his successful, make your prosperous, make your successful
- Hebrew - make glad, make my glad, make the glad, make them joyful, make us glad, makes a glad, makes his glad, makes it glad
- Hebrew - make
- Hebrew - make haste
- Hebrew - make, make bald, make yourself bald
- Hebrew - make, make kinds of engravings
- Hebrew - make haste
| Make MAKE, v.t. pret. and pp. made.
1. To compel; to constrain.
They should be made to rise at an early hour.
2. To form of materials; to fashion; to mold into shape; to cause to exist in a different form, or as a distinct thing.
He fashioned it with a graving tool, after he had made it a molten calf. Ex.32.
God not only made, but created; not only made the work, but the materials.
3. To create; to cause to exist; to form from nothing. God made the materials of the earth and of all worlds.
4. To compose; to constitute as parts, materials or ingredients united in a whole. These several sums make the whole amount.
The heaven, the air, the earth, and boundless sea,
Make but one temple for the deity.
5. To form by art.
And art with her contending, doth aspire
T'excel the natural with made delights.
6. To produce or effect, as the agent.
Call for Sampson, that he may make us sport. Judges.16.
7. To produce, as the cause; to procure; to obtain. Good tillage is necessary to make good crops.
Wealth maketh many friends. Prov.19.
8. To do; to perform; to execute; as, to make a journey; to make a long voyage.
9. To cause to have any quality, as by change or alteration. Wealth may make a man proud; beauty may make a woman vain; a due sense of human weakness should make us humble.
10. To bring into any state or condition; to constitute.
See I have made thee a god to Pharaoh. Ex.7.
Who made thee a prince and a judge over us? Ex.2.
11. To contract; to establish; as, to make friendship.
12. To keep; as, to make abode.
13. To raise to good fortune; to secure in riches or happiness; as when it is said, he is made for this world.
Who makes or ruins with a smile or frown.
14. To suffer.
He accuses Neptune unjustly, who makes shipwreck a second time.
15. To incur; as, to make a loss. Improper.
16. To commit; to do.
I will neither plead my age nor sickness in excuse of the faults which I made. Little used.
17. To intend or to do; to purpose to do.
Gomez, what mak'st thou here, with a whole brotherhood of city bailiffs? Not used.
We now say, what doest thou here?
18. To raise, as, profit; to gain; to collect; as, to make money in trade or by husbandry; to make an estate by steady industry.
19. To discover; to arrive in sight of; a seaman's phrase, They made the land at nine o'clock on the larboard bow,distant five leagues.
20. To reach; to arrive at; as, to make a port or harbor; a seaman's phrase.
21. To gain by advance; as, to make little way with a head wind; we made our way to the next village. This phrase often implies difficulty.
22. To provide; as, to make a dinner or entertainment.
23. To put or place; as, to make a difference between strict right and expedience.
24. To turn; to convert, as to use.
Whate'er they catch,
Their fury makes an instrument of war.
25. To represent. He is not the fool you make him, that is, as your representation exhibits him.
26. To constitute; to form. It is melancholy to think that sensual pleasure makes the happiness of a great part of mankind.
27. To induce; to cause. Self-confidence makes a man rely too much on his own strength and resources.
28. To put into a suitable or regular form for use; as, to make a bed.
29. To fabricate; to forge. He made the story himself.
30. To compose; to form and write; as, to make verses or an oration.
31. To cure; to dry and prepare for preservation; as, to make hay.
To make amends, to make good; to give adequate compensation; to replace the value or amount of loss.
To make account of, to esteem; to regard.
To make away, to kill; to destroy.
1. To make free with, to treat with freedom; to treat without ceremony.make good, to maintain, to defend.
I'll either die, or I'll make good the place.
1. To fulfill; to accomplish; as, to make good one's word, promise or engagement.
2. To make compensation for; to supply an equivalent; as, to make good a loss or damage.
To make light of, to consider as of no consequence; to treat with indifference or contempt.
They made light of it, and went their way. Matt.22.
To make love,
To make suit, to court; to attempt to gain the favor or affection.
To make merry, to feast; to be joyful or jovial.
To make much of, to treat with fondness or esteem; to consider as of great value, or as giving great pleasure.
To make of, to understand. He knows not what to make of the news, that is, he does not well understand it; he knows not how to consider or view it.
1. To produce from; to effect.
I am astonished that those who have appeared against this paper, have made so very little of it.
2. To consider; to account; to esteem.
Makes she no more of me than of a slave?
To make over, to transfer the title of; to convey; to alienate. He made over his estate in trust or in fee.
To make out, to learn; to discover; to obtain a clear understanding of. I cannot make out the meaning or sense of this difficult passage. Antiquaries are not able to make out the inscription on this medal.
1. To prove; to evince; to establish by evidence or argument. The plaintiff, not being able to make out his case, withdrew the suit.
In the passages from divines, most of the reasonings which make out both my propositions are already suggested.
2. To furnish; to find or supply. He promised to pay, but was not able to make out the money or the whole sum.
To make sure of, to consider as certain.
1. To secure to one's possession; as, to make sure of the game.
To make up, to collect into a sum or mass; as, to make up the amount of rent; to make up a bundle or package.
1. To reconcile; to compose; as, to make up a difference or quarrel.
2. To repair; as, to make up a hedge. Ezek. 13.
3. To supply what is wanting. A dollar is wanted to make up the stipulated sum.
4. To compose, as ingredients or parts.
Oh, he was all made up of love and charms!
The parties among us are made up of moderate whigs and presbyterians.
5. To shape; as, to make up a mass into pills.
6. To assume a particular form of features; as, to make up a face; whence, to make up a lip, is to pout.
7. To compensate; to make good; as, to make up a loss.
8. To settle; to adjust, or to arrange for settlement; as, to make up accounts.
9. To determine; to bring to a definite conclusion; as, to make up one's mind.
In seamen's language, to make sail, to increase the quantity of sail already extended.
To make sternway, to move with the stern foremost.
To make water, to leak.
To make words, to multiply words.
MAKE, v.i. To tend; to proceed; to move. He made towards home. The tiger made at the sportsman. Formerly authors used to make way, to make on, to make forth, to make about; but these phrases are obsolete. We now say, to make at, to make towards.
1. To contribute; to have effect. This argument makes nothing in his favor. He believes wrong to be right, and right to be wrong, when it makes for his advantage.
2. To rise; to flow toward land; as, the tide makes fast.
To make as if, to show; to appear; to carry appearance.
Joshua and all Israel made as if they were beaten before them, and fled. Josh.8.
To make away with, to kill; to destroy.
To make for, to move towards; to direct a course towards; as, we apprehended a tempest approaching, and made for a harbor.
1. To tend to advantage; to favor. A war between commercial nations makes for the interest of neutrals.
To make against, to tend to injury. This argument makes against his cause.
To make out, to succeed; to have success at last. He made out to reconcile the contending parties.
To make up, to approach. He made up to us with boldness.
To make up for, to compensate; to supply by an equivalent.
Have you a supply of friends to make up for those who are gone?
To make up with, to settle differences; to become friends.
To make with, to concur.
MAKE, n. Structure; texture; constitution of parts in a body. It may sometimes be synonymous with shape or form, but more properly, the word signifies the manner in which the parts of a body are united; as a man of slender make, or feeble make,
Is our perfection of so frail a make
As every plot can undermine and shake?
MAKE, n. Eng. match; L. par. A companion; a mate.
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