Definition:
make
- maketo bow or curtsy
- maketo act or behave
- maketo alter
- maketo force
- maketo win or earn
- maketo roll and pitch in heavy seas
- maketo compensate
- maketo attempt to establish or prove
- maketo cause to be as specified
- maketo amount to
- maketo succeed in finding a sexual partner; score
- maketo engage in kissing and caressing; neck
- maketo try to get
- maketo destroy; kill
- maketo stand off from a coast, esp. a lee shore
- maketo try or pretend to be like; imitate
- maketo hoist an ensign, as on board a warship
- maketo run away; depart hastily
- maketo create; form
- makebrand
- maketo achieve success
- maketo settle
- maketo appoint
- maketo write out or complete, as a bill or check
- maketo perform an appropriate or expected social courtesy
- maketo have the temerity; be so rash; dare
- maketo go toward; approach
- makestyle
- maketo lunge at; attack
- maketo decipher, discern, or understand
- maketo act as if; pretend
- maketo get rid of
- maketo set sails
- maketo imply, suggest, or impute
- maketo create (to bring into being)
- makestrike the ship's bell accordingly: said by the officer of the watch when the hour is announced
- maketo steal
- maketo invent
- maketo brace the yards of a ship that has been hove to in order to make headway
- maketo consume, drink, or eat completely