concoct
/kɑnˈkɒkt/Definitions
1. verb
to prepare or concoct something, especially a dish or a plan.
“The chef spent hours concocting a new recipe for the restaurant.”
2. verb
to invent or fabricate something, especially a story or an excuse.
“She was accused of concocting a lie to get out of trouble.”
3. noun
a mixture or concoction of various things, especially a dish or a medicine.
“The concoct of spices and herbs gave the soup a unique flavor.”
4. noun
a plan or scheme, especially one that is considered dishonest or deceitful.
“The company’s concoct was to deceive investors and drive up the stock price.”