To do with

Definition of To do with

to dispose of; to make use of; to employ; - usually preceded by what.

- Chaucer.

See also: do

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To dispose of
to do a job on
To do a thing on the cross
To do by
To do for
To do one honor
To do one shame
To do one's best
To do one's business
To do one's diligence
To do one's endeavor
To do over
To do the handsome thing
To do the honors
To do to death
To do truth
To do up
To do violence on
To do violence to
To do way
-To do with-
To do without
To double upon
To double-bank an oar
To doubt not but
To drag an anchor
To draw (one) out
To draw (one) to
To draw a bow
To draw a cover
To draw a curtain
To draw a line
To draw a long bow
To draw a straight furrow
To draw back
To draw breath
To draw cuts
To draw in
To draw interest
To draw lots
To draw off

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