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Make out: To see, hear, or understand something that is not clear. Example: I can’t make out what he’s saying on the phone. To write or fill in a document with the required information. Example: Please make out this form and sign it at the bottom. To kiss and touch someone romantically. Example: They were making out in the back seat of the car.
Make over: To change or improve the appearance of someone or something. Example: She had a makeover at the salon and looked amazing.