to do

Infinitive verb;
Present — he/she does; we/they/you/I do — participle "doing"
Past — he/she/I did — participle "did"

1. (of an action) To perform, carry out, or complete

2. To put forth

3. To bring about

4. To give or to pay

5. To perform some action (specific definition defined by the object)

6. To traverse, often of a distance

7. To suffice for

8. To approve or allow

9. (of a speed) To travel at

10. (of a set time) To serve

11. To study in the field of

12. (in reference to a previously specified action, often with a pronoun such as "it")

13. (informal) To take, use, or abuse drugs

14. (informal, vulgar) To have sex with

15. (intransitive) To proceed

16. (intransitive) To fare or manage

17. (intransitive) To be in the health or condition of a specification

18. (intransitive) To suffice

19. (intransitive) To finish or be finished

20. (intransitive, used to avoid repetition)

21. (auxiliary) Used to create questions, negative constructions, and inverted constructions.

22. (auxiliary) Emphatic; emphasizes another verb
1. Do nothing.

2. Do your best.

3. She is doing her best? She is doing nothing.

4. To do justice to the Urban Dictionary's submission system, I am writing an exhaustive list of most uses of the verb "to do."

5. Did you do the dishes? Did you do your homework? Did you do your duty as a child soldier?

6. We have done 16 miles (approx. 25.75 km) today.

7. A word submission site? That'll do.

8. Eggcorns? Yeah, we don't, like, DO that here.

9. We're doing 16 miles a day, you?

10. I did my time in prison, thanks.

11. I ought to do some botany soon.

12. You were supposed to make an urban definition of "resplendent!" Do it before you forget to.

13. Oh, yeah, they're absolutely doing cocaine, why?

14. I've not done anyone and I don't think that's too sad.

15. I'll do fine.

16. I could do with a million-dollar salary.

17. I'm doing fine, thanks for asking.

18. Will this do?

19. I'll be done soon enough.

20. I like words, as he does.

21. Do you write much? Sure, it doesn't matter, but rarely do we ever not appreciate a good idea.

22. I DO like writing, thank you!
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hn

1. Abbreviation of hell no or hell nah

2. (interjection) Non-vulgar expression of indifference, disdain, or disrespect; ugh

3. (interjection) Non-vulgar expression of low-energy emotions, often sadness or melancholy; aw

4. (interjection, informal) Hello; hi
1. —

A: Do you want to die?

B: What? HN!

2. —

A: Why not?

B: Hn! As if that's a remotely reasonable question?

3. —

A: Hn... way to read base-level, blatantly obvious sarcasm, B.

B: ...Oh.

4. —

C: Hn.

A: Oh, hello, C.

B: You're evil! I know it!
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hella

(informal) An intensive adverb that is equivalent to "as hell," though precedes the modified adjective.
A: I'm hella tired atm.

B: Skill issue!
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perchance

Perhaps; maybe; possibly.

Frequently associated with the response "you can't just say perchance" due to a comedic paper submitted by a student titled "Mario: The Man, the Myth, the Legend" wherein "perchance" solely comprises a sentence. The person reading the report responds by writing "you can't just say perchance."
A: Is C an evil man? Perchance.

B: You can't just say "perchance."
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NB

1. Abbreviation of "nota bene," which is a Latin phrase meaning "note well." Used to call attention to something, oftentimes in the structure of "NB that..."

2. Abbreviation of "non-binary" or "enby," a person with nonstandard gender identity.

3. Abbreviation of "not bad."
1. NB that all example text is italicized for visual clarity.

2. Many nb people use they/them pronouns.

3. —

A: How's your day going?

B: NB, how about you?
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ser

A gender-neutral form of the courtesy title "sir."
Here is your food, ser.
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passive voice

A variety of clause wherein the predicate is delivered unto the subject.
Passive Voice: The stick was tossed by J. Doe.

Active Voice: J. Doe tossed the stick.
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