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71make up — 1) let s kiss and make up Syn: be friends again, bury the hatchet, declare a truce, make peace, forgive and forget, shake hands, become reconciled, settle one s differences, mend fences, call it quits 2) exports make up 42% of earnings Syn …
72make up — 1) let s kiss and make up Syn: be friends again, bury the hatchet, make peace, forgive and forget, shake hands, settle one s differences 2) she tried to make up for what she d said Syn: atone, make amends, compensate …
73make up — 1) make something by putting things or parts together A car is made up of many different parts. 2) invent, think and say something that is new or not true She made up the story about how she got lost in the mountains. 3) do or supply something… …
74make water — verb eliminate urine Again, the cat had made on the expensive rug • Syn: ↑make, ↑urinate, ↑piddle, ↑puddle, ↑micturate, ↑piss, ↑pee, ↑pee pee, ↑ …
75make friends (with somebody) — be/make ˈfriends (with sb) idiom to be/become a friend of sb • We ve been friends for years. • They had a quarrel, but they re friends again now. • Simon finds it hard to make friends with other children. Main entry: ↑f …
76make it hot — {v. phr.}, {informal} To bring punishment; cause trouble. * /Dick threatened to make it hot for anyone who tied knots in his pajama legs again./ …
77make it hot — {v. phr.}, {informal} To bring punishment; cause trouble. * /Dick threatened to make it hot for anyone who tied knots in his pajama legs again./ …
78make a break for it — verb To attempt to escape; to flee; to run away. By Gar! it was as well that he made a break for it before the note reached us! I guess he wont show his face in this valley again. Syn: make a run for it …
79make\ it\ hot — v. phr. informal To bring punishment; cause trouble. Dick threatened to make it hot for anyone who tied knots in his pajama legs again …
80make an honest woman of — to many a woman you have impregnated There was a time when honest was a word of some worth and this phrase was used seriously: It was your son made her sae, and he can make her an honest woman again. (W. Scott, 1822, writing about a… …
