make up to
make up to verb: to flirt with, hit on or make out with (someone). Also the alternative form of make it up to.
Verb
make up to (third-person singular simple present makes up to, present participle making up to, simple past and past participle made up to)
Also used as
make up to is also the alternative form of make it up to.
Forms of make up to
| third-person singular present | makes up to |
|---|---|
| present participle | making up to |
| past participle | made up to |
| past | made up to |
Questions about make up to
- What does make up to mean?
- Make up to means to flirt with, hit on or make out with (someone).
- What part of speech is make up to?
- Make up to is a verb.
- What is the past tense of make up to?
- The past tense of make up to is made up to.
Words near make up to in the dictionary
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