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dosnounor do'spl. of do a social gatheringit's supposed to be some sort of fancy do affairs, bashes, binges, blasts, blowouts, events, fetes(or fêtes), functions, get-togethers, parties, powwows, receptions, shindigs benefits, fund-raisersballs, dances, formals, promscelebrations, galas, occasionsbacchanalia, bacchanals, orgies, saturnaliasbakes, clambakes, cocktail parties, hen parties, house parties, housewarmings, icebreakers, kaffeeklatsches, keggers(also keg parties), klatches(also klatsches), masquerades, meet and greets, mixers, salons, showers, socials, soirees(or soirées), stags, suppers, symposia(or symposiums), tea parties, teas a statement of what to do that must be obeyed by those concernedissued a long list of dos and don'ts before we even started the project behests, charges, commandments, commands, decrees, dictates, directions, directives, edicts, imperatives, injunctions, instructions, orders, words demands, requirementsmandatescountermands, counterorders(or counter-orders)laws, precepts, prescriptions, prescripts, rulesordinances, regulations, statutes appeals, entreaties, petitions, pleas, urgingsproposals, recommendations, suggestions a style or arrangement of hairyou can tell that the picture was taken in the 1980s from my permed do coiffures, cuts, haircuts, hairdos, hairstyles Afros, conks, cornrows, dreadlocks, permanents, permsbeehives, big hairs, buns, chignons, French twists, pageboys, pugs, updos, upsweepsbobs, buzz cuts, crew cuts, crops, fades, Mohawk(or Mohawks), shags, shingles, trimsbraids, pigtails, plaits, ponytails, queuescomb-overs, ducktails, pompadours, roaches archaicsomething one must do because of prior agreementin this hour of national crisis everyone must do their do burdens, charges, commitments, devoirs, duties, imperatives, incumbencies, needs, obligations, offices, responsibilities oaths, pledges, promises, troths, vows, wordsarrangements, prearrangements(or pre-arrangements), setupscompacts, contracts, covenants, pacts, trustsdebts, payments, tributescompulsions, constraints, restraintsmusts, requirementscoercions, duresses, forcesappointments, engagements, reservationsburdens, onuses graces, postponements, staysdischarges, eases, exemptions, releases, reliefs, waiversloopholesalternatives, choices, options, picks, preferences, selections chiefly dialecta state of noisy, confused activityin that small town a great deal of do could come from very little indeed ados, alarums and excursions, ballyhoos, blathers, bluster, bobberies, bothers, bustles, clatters, clutters(chiefly dialect), coils, commotions, corroborees(Australian), disturbances, foofaraws, fun, furores, furors, fusses, helter-skelters, hoo-has(also hoo-hahs), hooplas, hubble-bubbles, hubbubs, hullabaloos, hurlies, hurly-burlies, hurricanes, hurry-scurries(or hurry-skurries), kerfuffles(chiefly British), moils, pandemoniums, pothers, rows, ruckuses, ructions, rumpuses, shindys(or shindies), splores(Scottish), squalls, stews, stirs, storms, to-dos, tumults, turmoils, uproars, welters, whirls, williwaws, zoos cacophonies, clamors, dins, howls, hue and cries, noises, outcries, rackets, roarsdisorders, upheavalseruptions, flare-ups, flurries, flutters, outbreaks, outburstsbrawls, fracases(or British fracas), frays, hassles, melees(also mêlées), scufflesdithers, fevers, frets, lathers, tizzies calms, hushes, peaces, quiets, quietudes, rests, tranquillities(or tranquilities)orders in 1967 |