make it happen. More broadly, almost a regal pronouncement, as if waving your hand and granting permission for a momentous occasion or event to begin. Opening the sluice-gates of life.
I have heard all your submissions and have assesed the ups and downsides, this WILL happen, now "make it so".
by john singleton August 17, 2006
Taken from Star Trek: TNG where Picard is always telling Number One to Make It So.
1. Go ahead and do it.
2. Enough talk, do it already.
3. Answering to the affirmative.
1. Go ahead and do it.
2. Enough talk, do it already.
3. Answering to the affirmative.
"Hey, I was wondering if I can try leading the meeting today?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I go out for lunch?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I go out for go to the bathroom?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I reboot the server?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I go out for lunch?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I go out for go to the bathroom?"
"Make it so, Number One"
"Can I reboot the server?"
"Make it so, Number One"
by Douggles May 22, 2006
Adverb. Used as a transition.
Definition: The reason(s) why (often a situation) is worse than would otherwise seem.
Definition: The reason(s) why (often a situation) is worse than would otherwise seem.
LeBron should have been MVP. "What make it so bad" is he got no team, and everybody knew he the man, and he still dropping 30 on them.
by Eddy A October 18, 2007
by E-Oh Boi April 26, 2022
In a historic mid-1800's sewing-speed contest, Elias Howe was able to sew 250 stitches per minute on his mechanical wonder, as opposed to a mere thirty stitches that a group of professional seamstresses were able to make in that same allotment of time. I imagine that said fleet-fingered ladies exchanged astonished gawking stares and asked each other, "HOWE did he make stitches so fast???"
by QuacksO April 5, 2019
Japan and America/Britain are an opposing positive field, meaning that both cultures are fascinated with each other, such as Beckham in Tokyo, or Nintendo. Japan is just like any other place, so i dont feel that i should think of the people any differently, or that they're better or worse.
They're just like you and me.
They're just like you and me.
by Biafra J October 7, 2004
"make me feel so good," from Dutch and other Germanic languages. Antonymn, "that makes me feel so nein," = "that makes me cranky."
by fendra February 28, 2005