Makes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAKES in dictionary:

VERB:
• MAKE, to cause to exist
• form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; create
• alter something so that it forms (something else)
• compose or draw up (something written or abstract)
• prepare (a dish, drink, or meal)
• arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use
• arrange and light materials for (a fire).
• complete or close (a circuit).
• cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about
• cause to become or seem
• carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action or sound)
• communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement)
• enter into a contract of (marriage)
• appoint or designate (someone) to a position
• represent or cause to appear in a specified way
• cause to be successful
• compel (someone) to do something
• constitute; amount to
• be suitable for or likely to develop into
• consider to be; estimate as
• agree or decide on (a specified arrangement)
• gain or earn (money or profit)
• score (a specified number of runs)
• manage to arrive at (a place) within a specified time or catch (a train or other form of transport)
• become successful
• succeed in reaching safety or in surviving
• achieve a place in
• achieve the rank of
• prepare to go in a particular direction
• act as if one is about to perform an action
• induce (someone) to have sexual intercourse with one
• (in bridge, whist, etc.) win (a trick).
• win a trick with (a card).
• win the number of tricks that fulfils (a contract).
• shuffle (cards) for dealing.
• (of the tide) begin to flow or ebb.
• (in soccer) enable a teammate to score (a goal) by one's play.
NOUN:
• the manufacturer or trade name of a product
• the structure or composition of something.
• the making of electrical contact.

Words related to MAKES

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Words that contain MAKES

comakes15 remakes13 unmakes13 upmakes15 mismakes16 premakes16 makeshift21 merimakes17 dressmakes17 makeshifts22 matchmakes23 tailormakes17

How to use MAKES in a sentence

• It is the longest pendulum that makes the greatest swing.
• But what Canada lacks in hotels she more than makes up in roads.
• When served with stewed fruit this makes a very wholesome dish.
• It is as hard, it is as insulting, it makes marriage as difficult in understanding, one way as the other.
• Professor Ebers makes a special plea for the Egyptians.
• And it is not ignorance which makes you send it me through Ercole, when you are ashamed to give it me yourself.
• It is so arranged that each one shall win as much as he gives, which change of articles makes much amusement.
• Such an experience makes one chary about dispensing counsels of perfection to those fighting in the vortex of the world-storm.
• John of Antioch agrees with Apollodorus, but makes certain additions.
• Like him, he loves the army, and makes it the object of his entire attention.
• What has saved him with me from the beginning was his appeal to the people, and what makes his government respectable in my eyes is the answer of the people to that appeal.
• He seldom writes a good line, but he makes up for it by a bad one.
• How far it extends and what connections it makes in these its hidden depths, no one of us may know.
• At any rate, it differs immensely in the moral impression it makes from that made by the current theological doctrine of the same catastrophe.
• But the scientific work in religion makes its way through difficulties and dangers.
• Too much learning, like too much money, makes most men narrow.
• And the stain of race is not the only one that money makes white as snow.
• Otherwise the hymn is mainly composed of religious sentiments, but its connection with the story makes it interesting, and the following is a literal translation of it.
• In the present case, which is to be made out by circumstances, great part of the evidence must rest upon presumption, in which the law makes a distinction.
• A movement of the cheek may contract the eye in an opposite direction, and this contraction may be total, which makes eighty-one expressions belonging to the normal glance alone.
• For ten pages on, we must give the true answer, that makes all these arguments of no use.
• As such third representative almost invariably votes on the side of the greatest number of voters, this practically makes a commission hardly impartial.
• He says it makes him feel easier in his mind, on the whole.
• Swift makes but one, and that is found superior to most of the imported, and finds a ready sale.
• It is a very unfortunate impression that this American lack of respect for those in authority makes upon the foreign-born mind.
• It is the tenement-house question that in these words presents itself for consideration, and that makes part of the general problem.
• This well-known incident is only mentioned to give an idea of the period of English history at which the following story makes its start.
• Sterne makes a character known to the reader by a succession of delicate touches rather than by description.

Similar words containing MAKE without suffix s

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