A social event, a party; a performance or show.
| Example | Meaning |
My wife wa-- helped run it. But the two girls still on it but they've kind-of retired now and- and the younger ones have taken over but- there's still a good do which is all next weekend and it's a good do for the community. |
Informal way of saying party or social gathering. |
My wife wa-- helped run it. But the two girls still on it but they've kind-of retired now and- and the younger ones have taken over but- there's still a good do which is all next weekend and it's a good do for the community. |
Informal way of saying party or social gathering. |
| Example | Meaning |
...it never affected me because there was never any money in our family for Christmas presents and-stuff-like-that anyway. And ah, as I got older, when my birthday ah was at Christmas ah, everybody ah you-know always made a big do- do out of it so |
Informal way of saying party or social gathering. |
| Example | Meaning |
Those are homemade- not mine. My niece from Muskoka was up to v-- for the big do, for the party on Saturday. |
Informal way of saying party or social gathering. |
| Example | Meaning |
How to be the drum major and so here- well, I'm not there- there's when we first started the band. One th-- that was a little do we went down to Minden. But ah, there's our very first parade. |
Informal way of saying party or social gathering. |
