233 different ways to say Make

Words With Similar Meanings To Make

• acquire - to come into possession of
• receive - to come into possession of
• catch - to capture after pursuit
• capture - to take by force or cunning
• let - to allow
• contract - to decrease in size
• drive - to urge or convey forward
• bring - to take with oneself to a place
• become - to come to be
• grow - to cultivate
• beget - to cause to exist
• suffer - to feel pain or distress
• perplex - to puzzle
• scram - to leave quickly
• experience - to have practical acquaintance with
• arrive - to reach a destination
• act - to do something in a specified way
• process - to treat or prepare by a special method
• study - to apply oneself to learning
• sour - having an acid taste
• ferment - to undergo a type of chemical reaction
• solve - to find the answer to
• exploit - to take advantage of
• knead - to massage with the hands
• shape - to fashion into a form
• influence - to have or exert an effect on
• cultivate - to till or produce by tillage
• exercise - to perform a set drill
• function - to perform or act
• oeuvre - (French) the sum of an artist's life work
• workplace - a place of work
• employment - the act of employing
• wanton - thoughtlessly cruel
• trifle - to waste time
• urine - to discharge a liquid containing body wastes
• pool - to contribute to a common fund
• addle - to confuse
• muddle - to mix up
• peeing - PEE, to urinate
• bitty - fragmented
• dissemble - to hide true feelings, motives, or the facts
• feign - to pretend, give a false impression, also FAINE, FAYNE
• guess - to form an opinion from little or no evidence
• profess - to affirm openly
• manage - to control or direct
• fare - to get on or succeed
• come - to move toward someone or something
• perform - to begin and carry through to completion
• doh - a musical note
• ut - the musical tone C
• practice - to train or drill in order to acquire skill, also PRACTISE
• serve - to work for
• suffice - to be adequate
• dress - to put clothes on
• bash - to strike
• accept - to receive with favour
• submit - to yield to the power of another
• read - to look at and understand written matter
• occupy - to reside in, also OCCUPATE
• contain - to hold within
• claim - to demand as one's due
• subscribe - to write underneath, as one's name; to sign (one's name) to a document
• lease - to contract the loan of premises for rent
• carry - to convey from one place to another
• aim - to direct a course
• learn - to be informed
• assume - to take for granted
• consume - to use up
• remove - to transfer to another place
• film - to make a motion picture
• necessitate - to make necessary
• consider - to think about
• fill - to make full
• choose - to select by preference
• lead - to go in advance
• return - to go back
• bear - to endure
• support - to hold up
• sustain - to maintain by providing with food and drink
• throw - to fling in the air
• give - to transfer freely to another's possession
• keep - to retain in one's possession
• agree - to have the same opinion
• declare - to make known clearly
• halt - to stop
• control - to exercise authority over, also CONTROUL
• apply - to bring to bear
• defy - to resist openly and boldly
• oblige - to bind by some favour rendered, also OBLIGATE
• defend - to protect
• reserve - to hold in abeyance
• prevail - to triumph
• accommodate - to make fit, suitable, or congruous
• retain - to keep possession of
• restrain - to hold back
• harbor - to shelter, also HARBOUR
• deem - to hold as an opinion
• handle - to touch with the hands
• detention - the act of detaining
• delay - to put off to a later time
• appreciation - judgment, evaluation
• clasp - to embrace tightly
• feature - to present prominently
• own - to have as a possession
• score - to achieve a success
• quarter - to divide into four parts
• cast - to throw with force
• pull - to draw or drag
• haul - to pull with force
• haulage - the act of hauling
• lot - to separate into batches
• standoff - a tie or a draw, in a game
• tie - to fasten
• absorb - to take up or in
• trace - to follow the course of
• string - to provide with catgut, silk, wire or cord
• disembowel - to take out the bowels of
• guide - to show the way
• attract - to cause to approach or adhere
• withdraw - to move away
• puff - to blow in short gusts
• describe - to recount the physical appearance, also DESCRIVE
• reap - to cut for harvest
• hook - to catch with a bent piece of metal
• stimulate - to excite, to inspire enthusiasm in
• induct - to bring into military service
• rush - to move swiftly
• hasten - to hurry, also HASTE
• fix - to make firm, repair
• ready - prepared
• prepare - to get ready
• fudge - to falsify
• defecate - to void excrement, also DEFAECATE
• shit - (vulgar) to defecate
• crap - to defecate
• tiller - to put forth stems from a root, also TELLAR, TELLER
• toilet - to dress and groom oneself
• attain - to gain or achieve by mental or physical effort
• hit - to strike forcibly
• touch - to come into contact with
• contact - to communicate with
• reaching - REACH, to stretch out or put forth
• stretch - to draw out or open to full length
• achieve - to carry out successfully
• strive - to try hard
• pass - to go by
• compass - to surround or enclose
• scope - to examine with a viewing instrument
• range - to place in a particular order, also RAUNGE
• nominate - by name
• call - to summon
• identify - to establish the identity of
• epithet - an adjective or adjectival phrase, also APATHATON, EPITHETON
• figure - to compute
• gens - (Latin) in ancient Rome a clan including several families descending from a common ancestor
• appoint - to assign to a job
• mention - to remark briefly
• list - to write down in a particular order
• diagnose - to identify a disease by symptoms
• build - to construct
• reconstruct - to construct again
• manufacture - to make into a product suitable for use
• concept - a general idea
• constitute - to form
• spring - to leap upward
• organize - to form into an organic whole, also ORGANISE
• organise - to form into an organic whole, also ORGANIZE
• pattern - to copy a design
• variant - something that differs from a standard or type
• strain - to exert to the utmost
• signifier - something that signifies
• descriptor - in computing, a symbol identifying a particular subject in a storage area
• class - to classify
• kind - good to others
• phase - to carry out in distinct stages or development
• mannequin - a dummy for the display of clothes etc., also MANIKIN, MANNIKIN
• imprint - to produce a mark by pressure
• clear - to remove obstruction
• earn - to gain or deserve for one's labour or service, also ERN
• realize - to accomplish, also REALISE
• realise - to accomplish, also REALIZE
• advance - to put forward, to go forward
• win - to gain
• gather - to bring together in one place or group
• addition - something added
• profit - to gain an advantage or benefit
• derive - to trace to an origin
• amplification - an act, example, or product of amplifying
• reason - to deduct inferences from premises
• grounds - GROUND, to place on a foundation
• campaign - to conduct an operation to achieve a certain goal
• lawsuit - a legal action
• shuffling - walking without lifting the feet
• ruffle - to disturb the smoothness of
• mix - to combine together
• scuffle - to struggle in a rough, confused manner
• shamble - to walk awkwardly
• firebrand - a flaming stick; a hot-tempered person
• trademark - any name or distinctive device warranting goods for sale as the production of any individual or firm
• post - to display in a public place
• mark - to impress or stamp with a sign
• stigmatize - to mark with a stigma, or brand; as, the ancients stigmatized their slaves and soldiers, also STIGMATISE
• sword - a weapon with a long blade