Cam·bri·an 
(kămbrē-ən, kām-)
(kămbrē-ən, kām-)adj.
1. Of or relating to Wales; Welsh.
2. Of, relating to, or being the period of geologic time from about 542 to 488 million years ago, the oldest period of the Paleozoic Era. The Cambrian Period is characterized by desert land areas, warm seas, and rapid early diversification of marine life resulting in the rise of almost all modern animal phyla. See Table at geologic time.
n.
1. A Welshman or Welshwoman.
2. The Cambrian Period.
[From Medieval Latin Cambria, Wales, alteration of Cumbria from Welsh Cymry. Adj., sense 2, and n., sense 2, after Cambria.]
- make away with
- make bail
- make believe
- make-believe
- make bold
- make book
- make day
- make do
- make-do
- make ducks and drakes of ducks and drakes with
- make ducks and drakes of/play ducks and drakes with
- make ducks and drakes play ducks and drakes with
- make ends meet
- make eyes
- make flesh crawl
- make for
- make fun of
- make good
- make/go the rounds
- make haste
- make hay
- make heads or tails of
- make heavy weather of
- make history
- make it