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make time with

make time with verb: to court or flirt with someone, to make sexual advances towards someone.

Verb

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

  1. (idiomatic, informal) To court or flirt with someone, to make sexual advances towards someone.

Forms of make time with

third-person singular presentmakes time with
present participlemaking time with
past participlemade time with
pastmade time with

Questions about make time with

What does make time with mean?
Make time with means to court or flirt with someone, to make sexual advances towards someone.
What part of speech is make time with?
Make time with is a verb.
What is the past tense of make time with?
The past tense of make time with is made time with.

Words near make time with in the dictionary

  1. make things interesting
  2. make this world go around
  3. make this world go round
  4. make tick
  5. make time
  6. make time with
  7. make to order
  8. make to stock
  9. make tracks
  10. make tracks for
  11. make trial of

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