make-believe
21make believe — {v.} To act as if something is true while one knows it is not; pretend. * /Let s make believe we have a million dollars./ * /Danny made believe he didn t hear his mother calling./ …
22make believe — {v.} To act as if something is true while one knows it is not; pretend. * /Let s make believe we have a million dollars./ * /Danny made believe he didn t hear his mother calling./ …
23make\ believe — v To act as if something is true while one knows it is not; pretend. Let s make believe we have a million dollars. Danny made believe he didn t hear his mother calling …
24make-believe — I. noun also make belief Date: 1811 a pretending that what is not real is real < a fiction writer s childish willingness to immerse himself in make believe John Updike > II. adjective Date: 1824 imaginary, pretended …
25make believe — imagine, pretend, make up Let s make believe we are baby elephants, I said to the children …
26make-believe — {n.} False; untrue; created by illusion. * /The creatures of Star Wars are all make believe./ …
27make-believe — {n.} False; untrue; created by illusion. * /The creatures of Star Wars are all make believe./ …
28Make Believe — Weezer Album par Weezer Sortie 10 mai 2005 Enregistrement Décembre 2003 – Février 2005 Durée 45:09 Genre Power pop, alternative rock …
29make believe — 1. verb To pretend or imagine. Lets build a fort out of chairs and blankets and make believe we are pirates. 2. noun The act of pretending that what is imaginary is real. 3. adjective …
30make-believe — noun Make believe is used before these nouns: ↑world …
