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make one's blood boil to provoke anger or resentment.
make one's blood curdle to frighten greatly; terrify. (See bloodcurdling.)
make one's blood run cold to make one terrified.
make one's day to cause one's experience of the current day to be perfect, happy, or complete (sometimes used sarcastically to give the opposite meaning).
make one's gorge rise to cause someone to be revolted or disgusted.
make one's hair stand on end to strike with terror or fear.
make out to clearly see or distinguish. [6 definitions]
makeover changes made to one's appearance, by means of cosmetics, hairstyling, new clothes, and the like, that lend one an improved appearance or new image. [2 definitions]
make over to alter or redesign (something), usually to a great extent. [3 definitions]
maker someone or something that makes. [2 definitions]
make room to make adjustments in order to allow space for something (usu. fol. by "for").
make sail to set up the sails or change their number or direction to catch the wind's force better.
make sense to show or be supported by reason and clear thinking.
makeshift a temporary or improvised arrangement. [2 definitions]
make sure to make (something) certain, or to make oneself feel sure with regard to something.
make ten in mathematics education, to add or subtract numbers to make the number ten.
make the best of to tolerate and deal with (a difficult or unpleasant situation) as cheerfully as one can or to the best of one's ability.
make the grade to achieve success by reaching a desired goal; succeed.
make the rounds to go from one place to another in a succession of encounters or visits, as in seeing friends or looking for work.
make the welkin ring to make a very loud noise, esp. vocally.
makeup cosmetics, esp. when applied to the face to enhance or alter the appearance. [4 definitions]