Look
Make out
Make out verb - To meet one's day-to-day needs.
Both terms in one sentence
- There's a Czech car ad with a salesman asking why the customer wants this car while they're in each other's personal space, and are in stances that look like they're about to make out.
Source: Ho Yay / Other -
Look closely at Phoenix's sprite, and you can sorta make out the pinhole pupil, though.
Source: Blank White Eyes -
If you look closely on the rocks beneath the nosebleed, you can probably make out a few silhouettes.
Source: Overdrawn at the Blood Bank
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