To make good weather
| (Naut.) | to endure a gale well or ill; - said of a vessel. |
See also: Weather
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To make a march
- To make a move
- To make a point
- To make a point of
- To make a stand
- To make account
- To make account of
- To make an ass of one's self
- To make an out
- To make as if
- To make away
- To make away with
- To make book
- To make both ends meet
- To make common cause with
- To make conscience of
- To make dainty
- To make ducks and drakes
- To make fair weather
- To make fast
- To make foul water
- To make free with
- To make friends with
- To make fun of
- To make game of
- To make good weather
- To make haste
- To make head
- To make it strange
- To make it tough
- To make it wise
- To make land
- To make light of
- To make mischief
- To make money
- to make moot
- To make much of
- To make nice of
- To make no bones
- To make nothing of
- To make one a compliment
- To make one's compliments to
- To make one's election
- To make one's hand
- To make one's manners
- To make one's mark
- To make one's peace with
- To make one's self at home
- To make one's self scarce
- To make one's self understood
- To make one's way
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- to make a long story short
- to make a long story short
- to make a long story short
- To make a march
- to make a mountain out of a molehill
- To make a move
- To make a point
- To make a point of
- To make a stand
- to make a virtue of necessity
- To make account
- To make account of
- To make an out
- To make as if
- To make away
- To make away with
- To make book
- To make both ends meet
- To make common cause with
- To make conscience of
- To make dainty
- To make ducks and drakes
- to make ends meet
- To make fair weather
- To make fast
- To make foul water
- To make free with
- To make friends with
- To make fun of
- To make game of
- To make good weather
- To make haste
- To make head
- to make headway
- To Make It Balance
- To make it strange
- To make it tough
- To make it wise
- To make land
- To make light of
- to make matters worse
- To make mischief
- To make money
- to make moot
- To make much of
- To make nice of
- To make no bones
- to make no bones about it
- To make nothing of
- To make one a compliment
- to make one's blood boil
- To make one's compliments to
- to make one's day
- To make one's election
- to make one's hair stand on end
- To make one's hand
- To make one's manners
- To make one's mark
- to make one's mouth water
- To make one's peace with
- To make one's self at home
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