naker /nāˈkər/ (historical)

One of a pair of small, medieval kettledrums

• make a song and dance about
• make a spectacle of oneself
• make a splash
• make a spoon
• make a stand
• make as though
• make at
• make a thing of
• make a virtue of necessity
• make away
• make away with
• make a wry face
• make a wry mouth
• make bad weather of it
• makebate
• makebates
• make-belief
• make believe
• make-believe
• make-believed
• make-believes
• make-believing
• make bold
• make both ends meet
• make bricks without straw