Phrasal verbs starting with "do"

To abolish, eliminate, or get rid of something permanently; informally, to kill someone.

To treat or act toward someone in a particular way.

To speak negatively about someone, or to cheat or treat someone unfairly. (British English)

To ruin, destroy, or be sufficient for something; to manage household tasks for someone. (British English)

To exhaust someone completely; to injure or harm something; or to kill someone. (Informal)

To do something in a big, impressive, or celebratory way; to decorate or renovate thoroughly.

Archaic or dialectal expression meaning to die of something. Not used in standard modern English.

An archaic, dialectal, or non-standard expression sometimes meaning to finish or get rid of something.

To clean or redecorate a room thoroughly; or to cheat someone out of something they are entitled to. (British English)

To deprive someone of something they deserve through trickery or unfair means.

To do something again, usually because it was done wrong the first time.

To fasten clothing or packaging, or to renovate and redecorate a building.

To manage or survive without something that is absent or unavailable.