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ado Definition

ado (ə do̵̅o̅)

noun

fuss; trouble; excitement

Etymology: ME ado < northern Eng dial. inf. at do, to do

ado Usage Examples

Preposition: about

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Converse of object

  • have: Any person who hath anything ado with Him, come; for He is now seeking employment to be given Him.
  • make: What makes much ado about nothing a timeless piece of Literature?
  • sell: I actually sold a few days ado at 17.5p, but that was my personal circumstances where i required the money.
  • cause: Fred pulled himself together and ran outside to get her inside and not cause too much ado.
  • do: The men generally make little or do ado, whatever their sufferings.

Adjective modifier

  • further: Let me, without further ado, present to you, with notes, the match.
  • much: In fact, not much ado is made of his sin in the Qur'an.
  • few: I actually sold a few days ado at 17.5p, but that was my personal circumstances where i required the money.
  • little: Joyce's sardonic persona is easily a match for Harvey's own; with little ado, they are soon married.
  • great: Some birds had discovered me as an intruder, and were making a great ado in interesting language and gestures.

Noun used with modifier

day: I actually sold a few days ado at 17.5p, but that was my personal circumstances where i required the money.

Browse dictionary entries near ado

  1. adnexa
  2. adnate
  3. admonitory
  4. admonitor
  5. admonition
  6. admonish
  7. admixture
  8. admix
  9. admittedly
  10. admittance
  1. adobe
  2. adobo
  3. adolescence
  4. adolescent
  5. Adolph
  6. Adonai
  7. Adonis
  8. adopt
  9. adoption
  10. adoption credit