make hay

to use an opportunity to get the most benefit Critics continue to make hay over the president's lack of self-discipline.

Usage notes: usually said about a competitive situation

To turn to one's advantage: The candidate's opponents made hay of the scandal.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Avidan	-	Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Tahmuras	-	Persian Mythology
Otieno	-	Eastern African, Luo
Shikoba	-	Native American, Choctaw
Austins	['ɔstinz]
Inger	-	Swedish, Norwegian, Danish