| derring-do |
daring or courageous deeds. |
| do away with |
to abolish, discard, or discontinue. [2 definitions] |
| do one's bit |
to give one's effort to something; do one's share. |
| do over |
to do again. |
| do the honors |
to function as a host; serve. |
| do the laundry |
to wash your clothes or other things that are dirty. |
| do the trick |
to accomplish a result that one wants. |
| do-gooder |
(informal) a social or political reformer who is considered to be naive or impractical. |
| do-it-yourself |
of, pertaining to, or designed for use by amateurs, esp. in construction or repair work. |
| do-nothing |
a lazy, unmotivated person; idler or sluggard. [2 definitions] |
| do-or-die |
showing or necessitating desperate effort. [2 definitions] |
| do-si-do |
a movement in square dancing in which two dancers approach each other, pass around each other back to back, and return to their original positions. [4 definitions] |
| have to do with |
to be about or be connected with something. |
| make do |
to manage, despite insufficiencies or adversity. |
| ne'er-do-well |
one who is lazy or irresponsible; good-for-nothing. [2 definitions] |
| tae kwon do |
a form of Korean karate. |
| to-do |
(informal) a commotion or fuss; stir. |
| well-to-do |
prosperous or well-off; affluent. |
| whoop-de-do |
(informal) noisy or excited activity; commotion; hoopla. |