matchmake
/ˈmatʃˌmeɪk/verb
[no object] To plot or contrive to bring about a marriage. Later also with object: to plot or contrive to bring together (two people) romantically; also in extended use.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Cornhill Magazine. From match + make, after matchmaking and matchmaker.
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