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Simplify

To make simple to make less complex to make clear by giving the explanation for to show an easier or

To make with the mouth a prolonged sound like that of the letter s by driving the breath between the

To make popular to make suitable or acceptable to the common people to make generally known as to popularize philosophy

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To make bitter hence to make distressing or more distressing to make sad morose sour or malignant

One who makes pictures a painter

One who makes much use of proverbs in speech or writing one who composes collects or studies proverbs

One who makes protestation a protester

One who makes dissections for anatomical illustration usually the assistant of a professional anatomist

One who makes or holds to progress a progressionist

One who makes a request or demand hence a candidate

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