dybbuk /dibˈək/ (Jewish folklore)

An evil spirit, or the soul of a dead person, that enters the body of a living person and controls his or her actions

• make sense of
• make sheep's eyes at
• makeshift
• makeshifts
• make short work of
• make so free as to
• make someone one's ape
• make someone's acquaintance
• make someone's day
• make someone's ears burn
• make someone's flesh creep
• make someone's hackles rise
• make someone's hair curl
• make someone's hair stand on end
• make someone welcome
• make sparks fly
• make sure
• make sure of
• make terms
• make the best of
• make the best of a bad bargain
• make the best of a bad job
• make the best of one's way
• make the cut
• make the feathers fly