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doing forphrasepresent participle of do forchiefly British to attend to the needs and comforts ofI trust him to do for my kids while I am at work. administering (to), caring (for), ministering (to), mothering, nursing curing, healing, remedyingdoctoring, treatingaiding, conserving, preserving, providing (for), supportingbabying, coddling, mollycoddling, pampering, spoilingcatering (to), humoringindulging looking after, looking out for, looking to, seeing to, taking care of, waiting on(also waiting upon) brushing (aside or off), forgetting, ignoring, neglecting, overlooking, slighting to deprive of lifeThe long journey on foot nearly did for her. carrying off, claiming, croaking(slang), destroying, dispatching, doing in, felling, killing, slaying, taking bumping off, butchering, cutting down, finishing, getting, icing(slang), knocking off, murdering, neutralizing, offing(slang), putting away, rubbing out, scragging, snuffing, taking out, wasting, whacking(slang)annihilating, blotting out, decimating, killing off, massacring, mowing, slaughtering, smitingassassinating, executing, martyring, terminatingeuthanizing(also euthanatizing), putting downsuiciding doing away with, making away with animating raising, restoring, resurrecting, resuscitating, revivingnurturing |