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Make-A-Wish

Make-A-Wish adjective: of people: treated with, or only in their position due to, undue patience or kindness; weak.

Adjective

Make-A-Wish (not comparable)

  1. (Internet, derogatory) Of people: treated with, or only in their position due to, undue patience or kindness; weak.
    • Giants fans talking about Lamar like he was a make a wish QB and not a Heisman winner 🤣🤣2026 January 16, @bmore_sports8, X (post), archived from the original on 22 Jan 2026
  2. (Internet, derogatory) Undeserved; illegitimate.
    • Zoro don’t be doing shit so they give him these make a wish ass amazingly animated episodes2025 September 21, @zakkzeppeli, X (post), archived from the original on 22 Jan 2026

Origin of Make-A-Wish

See treat like a Make-A-Wish kid.

Phrases with Make-A-Wish

Questions about Make-A-Wish

What does Make-A-Wish mean?
Make-A-Wish means of people: treated with, or only in their position due to, undue patience or kindness; weak.
What part of speech is Make-A-Wish?
Make-A-Wish is an adjective.

Words near Make-A-Wish in the dictionary

  1. make whoopee
  2. make with
  3. make wudu
  4. make yourself at home
  5. make yourselves at home
  6. Make-A-Wish
  7. make-ahead
  8. make-aheads
  9. make-and-break
  10. make-and-breaks
  11. make-before-break

Source and license

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