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What is another word for does in?

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To murder or assassinate someone

To cause or result in the loss of life

To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

(British) To injure a part of the body

To ruin or spoil completely

To cause to become physically weaker

To completely destroy or devastate

To knock down (a person)

(usually "worsted") To defeat or beat

To cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful

To stun or bewilder, typically by having a strong emotional effect on

To annul or abolish by an authoritative act

To go beyond in performance

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To murder or assassinate someone

neutralises^UK

neutralizes^US

gives someone the works

terminates with extreme prejudice

garrottes^UK

garrotes^US

vaporizes^US

vaporises^UK

axes^US

sends to the gas chamber

hangs by the neck

deep-sixes

wipes off the face of the earth

gases

gibbets

wipes from the face of the earth

nixes

dusts

cuts out

puts before a firing squad

puts out of its misery

squashes

stones to death

euthanizes

sends to the electric chair

sterilizes^US

sterilises^UK

sends to the gas chambers

ethnically cleanses

cleans up

sends to kingdom come

moves in for the kill

carries out a sentence of death on

results in the loss of

causes the sacrifice of

leads to the end of

costs

takes a life

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“He tried to have some generals arrested, and some formed a conspiracy to do him in.”

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To cause or result in the loss of life

“Eventually, though, wet soil will do in the plants.”

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To cause to become tired, weary or fatigued

wears oneself to a shadow

wears oneself to a frazzle

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“This job of mine would do me in. I love my work but, honestly, this job can be rough.”

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To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain

victimises^UK

victimizes^US

takes to the cleaners

sells a bill of goods to

gives someone a bum steer

leads up the garden path

does someone in the eye

sells a bill of goods

leads down the garden path

baulks^UK

balks^US

bleeds someone of something

sucks the life out of

pulls the wool over someone's eyes

puts on the wrong track

throws off the scent

hooks

maneuvers^US

manoeuvres^UK

sends on a wild goose chase

gives wrong information to

gives the wrong impression

hocus-pocuses

puts someone up to something

slips something over on

makes use of

plays fast and loose with

pulls something funny

sends on a wild-goose chase

twists around your little finger

makes somebody look an idiot

makes a monkey out of

terrorizes^US

terrorises^UK

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“The insurance company is trying to do me in by delaying my claim.”

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(British) To injure a part of the body

vandalizes^US

vandalises^UK

traumatizes^US

traumatises^UK

discolours^UK

discolors^US

plays merry hell with

drives a nail into the coffin of

delivers a blow to

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“I did my ankle in on the second day and had to go home early.”

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To ruin or spoil completely

throws a spanner in the works

throws a monkey wrench in the works of

cooks someone's goose

neutralizes^US

neutralises^UK

makes of no use or value

rains on someone's parade

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To cause to become physically weaker

paralyses^UK

paralyzes^US

immobilises^UK

immobilizes^US

removes the sting from

deprives of force

reduces the powers of

brings someone to their knees

confines to a wheelchair

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To completely destroy or devastate

pulverises^UK

pulverizes^US

ravages

creams

wracks

vaporises^UK

vaporizes^US

wipes off the face of the earth

wipes from the face of the earth

axes^US

puts out of commission

damages beyond repair

removes all traces of

wipes off face of earth

scores out

blows to bits

KO's

destroys root and branch

vandalizes^US

vandalises^UK

brings about the downfall of

dishonours^UK

dishonors^US

treats sacrilegiously

commits sacrilege

treats with disrespect

blasphemes against

commits sacrilege against

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To knock down (a person)

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(usually "worsted") To defeat or beat

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To cause to feel hurt, upset, or resentful

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To stun or bewilder, typically by having a strong emotional effect on

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To annul or abolish by an authoritative act

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To go beyond in performance

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