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make it interesting

make it interesting verb: to bet money: to lay a wager.

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic) To bet money: to lay a wager.
    • Care to make it interesting?
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: increase its interestingness, in any way.

Forms of make it interesting

third-person singular presentmakes it interesting
present participlemaking it interesting
past participlemade it interesting
pastmade it interesting

Questions about make it interesting

What does make it interesting mean?
Make it interesting means to bet money: to lay a wager.
What part of speech is make it interesting?
Make it interesting is a verb.
What is the past tense of make it interesting?
The past tense of make it interesting is made it interesting.

Words near make it interesting in the dictionary

  1. make into
  2. make it
  3. make it big
  4. make it count
  5. make it do or do without
  6. make it interesting
  7. make it make sense
  8. make it one's business
  9. make it one's life
  10. make it rain
  11. make it snappy

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