make ill

But don't mention it, lest it should get round, and make ill-will: the Walsinghams know nothing of it.

It is a very mean thing for girls to make ill-natured comments on each other.

Still less were they disposed to make ill-natured reflections upon the doubtful descent of pretty Lise Barineff.

It is not the differences in men which make ill-feeling or want of sympathy, it is differences in conditions.

You would wish that, his puny baker-legs had more Essex growth in them, for else they would make ill butcher's ware!