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making fair weather

making fair weather is the present participle and gerund of make fair weather.

Meaning of make fair weather

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.

Questions about making fair weather

What is making fair weather the present participle and gerund of?
Making fair weather is the present participle and gerund of make fair weather.

Words near making fair weather in the dictionary

  1. making do and mending
  2. making down
  3. making ends meet
  4. making eyes
  5. making faces
  6. making fair weather
  7. making fetch happen
  8. making fish of one and flesh of another
  9. making fish of one and fowl of another
  10. making flexible
  11. making for

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