contrair
1 of 2adverb (or adjective)
con·trair
kən‧ˈtrār,
ˈkän‧trər
Scottish
: contrary
contrair
2 of 2transitive verb
"
-ed/-ing/-s
Scottish
: oppose, thwart
Word History
Etymology
Adverb (or adjective)
Middle English contrare, contrair, from Middle French contraire
Transitive verb
Middle English contraren, from contrare, adjective
- maddle
- made
- made a basket
- made a believer out of me
- made a big difference
- made a comeback
- made a dive for cover
- made a face
- made a hasty retreat
- made a pretense
- made a scene
- made a show
- made amends
- made amends (for)
- made amends for
- made an attempt
- made away with
- made believe
- made common cause
- made dish
- made do
- made ends meet
- made eyes
- made eyes (at)
- made eyes at