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make fair weather

make fair weather verb: to conciliate; to flatter.

Verb

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

  1. (archaic) To conciliate; to flatter.

Synonyms of make fair weather

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Forms of make fair weather

third-person singular presentmakes fair weather
present participlemaking fair weather
past participlemade fair weather
pastmade fair weather

Questions about make fair weather

What does make fair weather mean?
Make fair weather means to conciliate; to flatter.
What part of speech is make fair weather?
Make fair weather is a verb.
What is the past tense of make fair weather?
The past tense of make fair weather is made fair weather.

Words near make fair weather in the dictionary

  1. make due
  2. make ends meet
  3. make every effort
  4. make eyes
  5. make faces
  6. make fair weather
  7. make fast
  8. make fetch happen
  9. make file
  10. make files
  11. make fish of one and flesh of another

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