Does [verb]
Definition of Does:
carry out
Synonyms of Does:
● Move
● Execute
● Accomplish
● End
● Complete
● Prepare
● Conclude
● Perform
● Make
● Work
● Finish
● Determine
● Produce
● Undertake
● Act
● Close
● Operate
● Succeed
● Create
● Achieve
● Organize
● Fix
● Effect
● Discharge
● Cook
● Fulfill
● Cause
● Transact
● Arrange
● Bring about
● Pull off
● Take on
● Wind up
● Wrap up
● Be responsible for
● Engage in
● Get ready
● Get with it
● Go for it
● Look after
● Make ready
● See to
● Take care of business
Opposite/Antonyms of Does:
● Undo
● Pass
● Defer
● Disturb
● Idle
● Lose
● Introduce
● Halt
● Start
● Begin
● Give up
● Neglect
● Miss
● Forget
● Fail
● Abandon
● Bear
● Discourage
● Stop
● Put off
● Disorganize
● Disorder
● Disarrange
● Abstain
● Hesitate
● Ruin
● Destroy
● Prevent
● Commence
● Ignore
● Dissuade
Sentence/Example of Does:
And all the fal-lals and di-does they larn em in high school now doesnt amount to a row of pins in practical life.
D-d-does it m-m-make any difference w-w-h-i-ch side you get on?
Does youth, does beauty, read the line?Does sympathetic fears their breasts alarm?Speak, dead Maria!
"Put him down now, Mrs. Molly, and come and say other how-do-you-does," he called softly.
But Donahue, bein' a quite man, niver minded that, but let her go on with her do-se-does an' bought her a bicycle.
Ipui-moṭe' ipa'-maimiate ninyupakem hirra'a-môṭ(e), I-shall-not-die-arrow-from-above fall-on-me it-does-not-pain.
I repeat, that if the Deity exist, he does-not wish us to know of his existence.
And since Seville out-does Spain in most customs, here are still other additions.
The list of his vicegerents and commanders, Out-does your Csars, or your Alexanders.
Surely the obvious inference is that, if he does-really exist, he desires to conceal himself from the inhabitants of our world.