to make semblant. With negative (or its equivalent): Not to let one's thoughts, feelings, etc. appear; to show no sign (of); not to seem (or not…

intransitive. With infinitive. To appear or seem (to be or do something); to affect, profess, pretend; to be seen evidently to be or do something. Obs…

to make (a) countenance: to make a show (real or feigned) of any action, feeling, or intention. Also to set a countenance. Obsolete.

intransitive. To assume a particular demeanour, behaviour, or aspect; to behave, pretend, or make (as if…). Obsolete.

to make semblance: to make an appearance or pretence. Const. of (something, doing something); also with clause introduced by that, as if, as though…

To assume an appearance, make oneself seem, to pretend. (Very common in Udall's writings.)

to give a visage, to create an appearance or impression. Obsolete.

to make resemblance: to appear to do something; to seem about to do something; to give the appearance of doing something. Obsolete.

to make (a) countenance: to make a show (real or feigned) of any action, feeling, or intention. Also to set a countenance. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make an appearance, to appear; often with as: To appear in the character of, stand for; also, to look like. †to figure for: (a) to…