Incite
Make
Make verb - To bring into being by combining, shaping, or transforming materials.
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Puns are a dangerous form of comedy, and it takes a good hand to make them into something that won't incite a mass groan of disapproval.
Source: Hurricane of Puns - Andrei pretends to agree to make the public denunciation; during the speech, however, he makes some provocative comments designed to incite his captors to kill him.
Source: Thanatos Gambit -
Sliske in Runescape is this, he tries to turn the PC into a wright just because he thinks they would make a good addition to their collection, kills Guthix and tries to incite a second God Wars just to make things more interesting.
Source: Chaotic Evil
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