make war



make war

 (on someone or something)
1. Lit. to attack someone or something and start a war. The small country's generals made war on the United States, hoping for foreign aid when they lost the war.
2. Fig. to actively oppose someone or something. The police made war on violent street crime.
See also: make, war

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LiamLEE-əm (English)Irish, English
Ganeshaga-NAYSHHinduism
Fulco-Ancient Germanic
Ila-Indian, Hindi
Angharad-Welsh, Welsh Mythology
Ramessu-Ancient Egyptian