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made

1 made
1 made
Britannica Dictionary definition of MADE
past tense and past participle of 1make
2 made /ˈmeɪd/ adjective
2 made
/ˈmeɪd/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of MADE
not used before a noun
used to say that someone has the right qualities to be or to do something
used to say that something has the right qualities for or to do something
: built, formed, or shaped in a specified way often used in combination see also handmade, homemade, man-made, tailor-made
informal : certain of success

have it made

informal
: to be in a very good position or situation

made for each other

informal
: perfectly suited to each other

made of money

see money

what you're made of

◊ If people want to find out what you're made of, they want to see if you have the necessary courage, skill, etc., to succeed.
see also ready-made, self-made, unmade