Chores [noun]

In the morning, I feel sort of weak, and want to knock around doing woman's chores.

It is when a fellow settles down to do the chores twice a day and every day that he gets thoroughly acquainted with his livestock.

A few days ago a boy whose mind was not synchronising properly with his body was doing chores.

I have trouble enough doing the chores without catering to her whims.

By the time the chores were done they were all standing at the barnyard gate, waiting to be let through, and I suspected nothing.

Doing chores is a routine job, and even the animals seem to be getting it down to a system.

All I need to do is to let them wring a reluctant promise from me that if they hurry through with the chores they can go fishing.

After offering enough opposition to make the favour seem great I give a grudging consent and the chores go through with a rush.

The chores will now be done with more steam than ever and the fishing season may last all summer.

That night the work within the house and the chores about the barn were finished in a remarkably short time.