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Australian Slang

1. festivity or party: 'We're having a big do next week';

2. hair-do: 'traded her long locks for a short do';

3. Swindle;

4. have a meal with someone as a social or business occasion: 'do lunch'; 'do dinner';

5. injure: 'did his ankle jumping from a train';

6. take (an illegal drug);

7. cheat or swindle;

8. commit burglary; steal;

9. use up; expend: 'He did his money at the races';

10. beat up;

11. have sexual intercourse with

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Inglish (Indian English) Dictionary

short for "ditto", used to indicate duplicated data in a list or table