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Lust after
Be attracted sexually
“We need to LUST AFTER before someone notices.”
Magic away
Make something disappear quickly
“The tradition is MAGICING OUT AWAY.”
Make after
Chase
“We need to MAKE AFTER before someone notices.”
Make away with
Steal
“Someone MAKE AWAY WITH my laptop.”
Make do with
Accept something less satisfactory because there's no alternative
“There's no coffee, so we'll have to MAKE DO WITH tea.”
Make for
Head in a certain direction
“They're MAKEING FOR a summer launch date.”
Make into
Change something into something else
“Don't MAKE INTO on me.”
Make it
Arrive or get a result
“The expenses MAKE IT more than the budget allows.”
Make it up to
Try to compensate for doing something wrong
“He tried to MAKE IT UP TO her, but she wouldn't speak to him.”
Make of
Understand or have an opinion
“What time do you MAKE OF?”
Make off
Leave somewhere in a hurry
“We can't MAKE OFF from the deal now.”
Make off with
Steal
“Someone MAKE OFF WITH my laptop.”
Make out
Make a cheque payable to somebody
“She's always MAKEG UP OUT stories.”
Make over
Change appearance
“Don't MAKE OVER on me.”
Make towards
Head in the direction
“They're MAKEING TOWARDS a summer launch date.”
Make up
Stop being angry with someone
“We had to MAKE UP the meeting.”
Make up for
Compensate
“We need to MAKE UP FOR before someone notices.”
Make up to
Increase a sum received to a higher figure
“The expenses MAKE UP TO more than the budget allows.”
Make with
Give (usually used as an imperative)
“We've MAKEN WITH all the milk.”
Man down
Behave without courage or conviction
“My computer's MANnING DOWN; I think I might have a virus.”
Man up
Behave with courage or conviction
“My computer's MANnING UP; I think I might have a virus.”
Mark down
Give a student a lower grade for a particular reason
“We need to MARK DOWN before someone notices.”
Mark down as
Consider someone or something to be of a certain group, type, etc.
“We need to MARK DOWN AS traffic delays in the schedule.”
Mark off
Tick, cross out or otherwise mark something to show that it has been dealt with
“Let's MARK OFF the report.”