1. Cause to happen or to occur as a consequence
   "His actions made for a tense atmosphere";
   - bring, work, play, wreak
    
2. Move or head towards
   "As soon as the bell rang, students made for the exits"
    
3. [informal] Suddenly attack or move aggressively towards
   "The angry dog made for the intruder"

Derived forms: makes for, made for, making for

Type of: create, make