Must make it may!

Firth month of Sigma year. Month where you begin to question if it is even worth the pain and suffering. You must resist your primal urge to jack off and face your deepest darks to make it through. Stand strong soldier!

Mike:"James said he must make it this month, I think he meant Must make it may!"

by chorbet November 15, 2022

Making a Lally

Screwing up your case so bad through incompetence that you have no chance of winning and make your whole office look bad.

The prosecutor ended up making a Lally so bad that it led to a directed verdict and will overturn dozens of other cases.

by Corruptmsp June 12, 2024

Make remarks

when you make remarks means you say something, but it is slightly offensive.

I used to date taller women, and people make remarks on me

by Uncle Vi August 17, 2023

make love

pay amorous attention to (someone).

The manager needs to make love to the project timeline if we want to meet the deadline.

by Arminkshipper July 27, 2024

makes it

Phrase used to refer to the key detail that makes some content be considered above average; exceptional. Without the thing that "makes it," the content is just another average ordinary post on the internet with nothing noteworthy that makes it stand out.

When there is something in a video or text post that "makes it," we can say that this content is of a higher caliber and degree necessary to appease the masses of the internet, due to the aforementioned quality.

Usually this phrase is used when the content has been improved upon in a humorous manner.

"The guy's laugh at the end makes it."

by AJ Deadshow December 29, 2021

Make It Crinkle

Equivalent to "show me the money". The act of "making it crinkle" is when you get paid, and it crinkles in the palm of your hand, or as you stuff it into your pocket.

Short form: Crinkle = Cash

You have my money, bitch? You better make that shit crinkle!

Tell me how much you need and make it crinkle!

Also could be used as a noun: Bitch better have my crinkle!

by UrbanArch December 18, 2008

Make it up to

Idiom.
To "make it up to someone" means to do something nice for them after you've messed up, like buying them a drink after you forgot their birthday or bailing them out of jail after a wild night. It's all about trying to smooth things over when you've been a total jerk.

Example: "I totally flaked on our plans, so I’m gonna make it up to her by taking her out for a night of debauchery and enough booze to forget I’m an idiot."

by Dan_78653 January 4, 2025