Make
Pull down
Pull down verb - To receive as return for effort.
Usage example: he's pulling down six figures at that job
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Miyako, who doesn't have one, is ready to pull down her curtains to make one, but Hiro offers her old one with a Mahou Shoujo Minky print.
Source: Kimono Fanservice -
Establishing Character Moment: Dean Hardscrabble's first scene sees her swoop into the classroom, pull down all the curtains and make the room very dark, stand by her bust and trophy to show her earned credentials, and give a stern lecture about how she expects only great things.
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Right after "I looove purple", she sinks to her knees directly facing the Joker...and the only possible explanation is that she's trying to make him think she's about to pull down his pants and blow him.
Source: Film / Batman
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