make phrasal verb

Make after

to chase or pursue someone or something

Make away with

to steal or take something

Make for

to move toward a place; to contribute to a result

Make into

to transform something into something else

Make of

to understand or form an opinion about something

Make off

to leave quickly, especially to escape

Make off with

to steal something and take it away

Make out

to understand something; to see or hear with difficulty

Make out

to claim or pretend that something is true

Make out with

to kiss or engage in romantic activity with someone

Make over

to transfer ownership or control of something

Make over

to transform someone's appearance or a place

Make up

to invent a story or excuse

Make up

to reconcile after an argument

Make up

for

Make up

to form or constitute something

Make up

to prepare or arrange something

Make up

to apply cosmetics

Make up

to complete something that was missed

Make up to

to approach someone in order to gain favor

Make up to

to behave in a friendly way toward someone to gain an advantage

Make toward

to move in the direction of something

Make towards

to move toward a particular place or person

Make up for

to compensate for a disadvantage or mistake

Make up for

to replace something that was lost or missed

Make away with

to get rid of something or someone

Make at

to attack or move aggressively toward someone

Make back

to return to a place

Make by

to succeed in achieving or earning something

Make down

to reduce or alter something

Make into

to cause someone or something to become something else

Make of

to interpret or understand something

Make off

to hurry away

Make off with

to take something without permission

Make out

to manage to see, hear, or understand something

Make out

to succeed in dealing with a difficult situation

Make over

to give something to someone officially

Make over

to completely change the appearance of something

Make up

to create or invent something

Make up

to become friends again after a disagreement

Make up for

to compensate for something

Make up to

to try to impress or please someone

Make with

to provide or produce something

Make do with

to manage with what is available

Make do without

to manage despite not having something

Make good on

to fulfill a promise or commitment

Make good

to succeed or become successful

Make known

to reveal or announce information

Make room for

to create enough space for someone or something

Make sense of

to understand something difficult or confusing

Make sure of

to ensure that something happens or is true

Make way for

to create space or allow someone or something to pass