a slyly or subtly derogatory remarkrepeatedly made innuendos regarding his opponent's business dealings but feigned innocence when called upon to substantiate them

in 1678

• making ends meet
• making eyes
• making eyes (at)
• making faces
• making fun of
• making game of
• making good
• making good on
• making it
• making it (through)
• making love
• making much of
• making off with
• making one's flesh crawl
• making one's flesh creep
• making one's mark
• making out
• making over
• making port
• makings
• making sail
• making shift
• making sport of
• making the grade
• making tracks