Easy as verb as in abduct To engage in, typically referring to actions similar to abducting. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Make With'
Bobby was tempted to make with a candy bar, but his conscience stopped him.
Despite the temptation, Lisa resisted the urge to make with the expensive handbag.
The witness was reluctant but eventually agreed to make with the testimony.
The teenagers planned to make with some gadgets from the electronics shop.
The teacher asked the students to make with their assigned projects over the weekend.
The teacher asked the student to make with an explanation for the incomplete homework.
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