make with

English

Verb

make with (third-person singular simple present makes with, present participle making with, simple past and past participle made with)

  1. (transitive, usually with the) To give, to bring, to produce, to show.
    I love my cat, but I think he kinda doesn't care much about me one way or the other, as long as I make with the food.
    During the bank robbery, every teller was told the same thing: "make with the cash if you want to stay alive."
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see make,‎ with.
    A: These biscuits are great! What do you make them with? A: Oh, glad you like them! I make them with real butter and I add honey.
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