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does
1[dohz]
does
2[duhz]
verb
a third person singular present indicative of do.
does
1/ dʌz /
verb
a form of the present tense (indicative mood) of do 1
does
2/ dʊəs /
noun
taboo, a foolish or despicable person
Word History and Origins
Origin of does1
Example Sentences
In fact, they and other would-be cruise residents have found that VCL does not even own or have a lease on the ship that is being advertised.
The new law does not apply to other types of gig workers, including those who deliver food through apps like DoorDash.
With now 16 albums, how does the band go about choosing the set list for each tour?
“You have to confront your own feelings about motherhood, my own feelings about becoming a parent and Linda’s dreadful choices,” she says, laughing, her wry tone slipping in as it often does.
The 2024 law gives local health officials the authority to inspect private detention facilities as they deem necessary, but it does not require them to do so unless requested by local lawmakers or law enforcement.
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