American Dictionary
Definition made in American English
made adjective
adjective
/meɪd/
1
accepted as a member in a criminal organization
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Words related to made:
be made (for life) (phrase)
be made for each other (phrase)
be made of money (phrase)
be made of sterner stuff (phrase)
custom-made (adjective)
have (got) it made (in the shade) (phrase)
home-made (adjective)
human-made (adjective)
machine-made (adjective)
made (adjective)
made ()
-made (suffix)
made in heaven (phrase)
made-to-measure (adjective)
made-to-order (adjective)
made-up (adjective)
make (verb)
make after (phrasal verb)
make away with (phrasal verb)
make for (phrasal verb)
make into (phrasal verb)
make of (phrasal verb)
make off (phrasal verb)
make off with (phrasal verb)
make out (phrasal verb)
make over (phrasal verb)
make toward (phrasal verb)
make up (phrasal verb)
make up for (phrasal verb)
make up to (phrasal verb)
man-made (adjective)
not be made (phrase)
ready-made (adjective)
see what someone is (really) made of (phrase)
self-made (adjective)
someone has made their bed, and they must in it (phrase)
someone isn’t made of money (phrase)
tailor-made (adjective)
what someone is made of (phrase)