dos

"We’re having a bit of a do on Saturday to celebrate my birthday."

"We’re having a bit of a do on Saturday to celebrate my birthday."

"Nice do!"

"Nice do!"

"The employee handbook clearly outlines the dos and don'ts for using company equipment. "

"Helping the elderly cross the street is a kind dos that makes a big difference. "

"There was a lot of dos about whether to have the office party at a restaurant or a bowling alley. "

"He turned out to be a dos, selling fake concert tickets to unsuspecting fans. "

"The "free vacation" offer turned out to be a complete dos; we lost all our money. "

"In music class, we learned that "do" is the first note of the scale, and singing all the way up, you end on another "do." "

""My grandparents are having a big dos for their 50th wedding anniversary." "

""I love your new dos; it really suits you!" "

"Before you start the exam, please read the list of dos and don'ts carefully. "

"Her dos of kindness, like helping the elderly neighbor carry groceries, were always appreciated. "

"There was a lot of dos in the office after the new project was announced. "

"The car salesman turned out to be a dos; he sold me a broken car without telling me about the damage. "

"The student's elaborate story about winning a scholarship was a blatant dos; he'd made it all up. "

"In music class, we learned that "do" represents the first note of the scale, and then after seven other notes, we reach "do" again, an octave higher. "