Verb
To act in a friendly or conciliatory way.
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What surprised me most, though, was the way the gals hung round for free tickets. ¶ They didn’t make any bones of it, but come up and made friendly with me the easiest I ever experienced. It was so sorter onusual that it took me quite a spell to git used to their sociable ways.
“Here you have the word friendly,” the teacher said, pointing to another red-pencil wound. “You said, ‘dog and cat can not make friendly.’ We do not used that word in that way.”
She told them, the first time they came up to her to make friendly, that Blossom made her want to throw up.
He tried to make friendly with some black guys who were new to the neighborhood but got limp handshakes and ice-cool eyes in return.
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Over many decades, Australian audiences have seen Kerri-Anne Kennerley do just about everything from making friendly with Hollywood superstars to doing the Macarena with the treasurer […]