Crossword clues for does
does
- Forest creatures
- ___ Justice
- Unwelcome ones at a stag party?
- The Johns we don't know
- More of quip
- Works, as a crossword
- They may go for the big bucks
- They may go for a few bucks
- They may go for a buck or two
- Stags' partners
- Some reindeer
- Mates for bucks
- Leporine females
- John ___ (unknowns)
- Is good enough
- Forest prancers
- Fills the bill
- Fawning females
- Deer daughters
- Bambi's aunts
- "Debbie ___ Dallas"
- Travels at, as in a car
- They spawn fawns
- They might like the big bucks
- They might go for big bucks
- They may go for a couple of bucks
- These can go for a lot of bucks
- Sum 41 "___ This Look Infected?"
- Stags' companions
- Stag's harem
- Some forest animals
- Rabbit mothers
- Ones not seen at stag parties?
- Nancy Sinatra "How ___ That Grab You, Darlin'?"
- Moms in a glade
- Lovers of bucks?
- Leporine shes
- Knocks off, with "in"
- Is sufficient
- Gets accomplished
- George Strait "___ Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind"
- Forest moms
- Females in the forest
- Female fawns
- Female antelopes
- Female animals
- Fawning parents
- Easy-it link
- Deer's daughters
- Deer moms
- Deer girls
- Celine Dion's "Where ___ My Heart Beat Now"
- Bunnies' mothers
- Bucks' pursuits
- Bucks' counterparts
- Bucks' beloveds
- Buck lovers
- Buck fanciers
- Bambi's distaff relatives
- Anonymous defendants
- ABBA "___ Your Mother Know"
- "What difference __ it make?"
- "What ___ it matter?"
- "The limit ___ not exist"
- "That __ it!"
- "Stupid is as stupid ___" (line from "Forrest Gump")
- "Stupid is as stupid ___" ("Forrest Gump" line)
- "Monkey sees, monkey ___."
- "Mares eat oats and ___ eat oats ..."
- "How ___ that grab you?"
- "Easy __ it!"
- "___ that answer your question?"
- "___ it matter?"
- 'That -- it!'
- 'Handsome is as handsome --'
- 'Easy -- it!'
- ''That __ it!'' (''Enough!'')
- '... as handsome --'
- Executes — female deer
- John and Jane, notably
- Bunnies' mummies
- Female deer
- Manages
- Accomplishes
- Bucks' mates
- Buck passers?
- Is suitable (for)
- They may be fawning
- Renders
- Hinds
- Harts' sweethearts
- John and Jane, in case titles
- Takes care of
- Discharges
- Travels at a speed of
- Fawns' mothers
- Pulls off
- They may go for big bucks
- Bucks' partners
- Impersonates
- They might bring in a few bucks
- Performs
- "Mares eat oats and ___ eat oats"
- Works on, as homework
- Fawning females?
- Effectuates
- "Sure ___!"
- Gets along
- Some deer
- "That ___ it!"
- Deer dears?
- Acts on
- What bucks fawn over
- "He who can, ___": G.B.S.
- "Easy ___ it"
- Tarkington's "The World ___ Move"
- Suffices
- Distaff deer
- Bucks' consorts
- Forest denizens
- Carries out
- Causes
- Female rabbits
- Mates of bucks
- "___ eat oats . . . "
- Female hares
- Some antelopes or rabbits
- Hutch dwellers
- Forest animals
- Sylvan denizens
- Legal Janes and Johns
- "Nobody ___ It Better," Carly Simon hit
- Mother deer
- Cooks and serves buns?
- Provides the odd steroid from the east
- Performs in parties full of energy
- Bucks' consorts spoil poodles: lop pieces off
- Deer takes one for a ride
- Forest females
- Puts forth
- "Easy ___ it!"
- Female bunnies
- Part 7 of today's quote
- Sees to
- Serves the purpose
- Auxiliary verb
- Fawns' moms
- Stags' mates
- Bambi's kin
- Harts' mates
- Forest grazers
- They fawn over fawns
- Anonymous John and Jane
- Stag mates
- Some forest creatures
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Does \Does\ (d[u^]z). The 3d pers. sing. pres. of Do.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
third person singular present of do (v.), originally a Northumbrian variant in Old English that displaced doth, doeth 16c.-17c.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 vb. (en-third-person singular of: do) Etymology 2
n. (plural of doe English)
Wikipedia
Does may refer to:
- A form of the English verb do
- Deer, a ruminant mammal belonging to the family Cervidae
- plural of John Doe, a number of unnamed individuals
- Does (album), an album by rock/jazz band The Slip
- Does (band), a Japanese rock band
Does is the second album by indie rock band The Slip. It was released in 2000 on Butch Trucks' record label, Flying Frog Records.
is a three-piece Japanese rock band. DOES was formed in 2000 in the Fukuoka prefecture, where they continued to write songs and perform gigs until 2005. In 2005, some members left and the group went on hiatus. Releasing singles since 2004, DOES signed with Ki/oon Records in 2006. In 2008, their 6th single “Donten” reached 3rd on the Oricon weekly music ranking charts. It was also the 5th opening for the anime Gintama.
On April 21, 2010, the band released their single "Bakuchi Dancer." The single sold around 33,000 copies in its initial week and debuted at number 3 on the Oricon weekly charts. The single ended up to be the 30th best selling single for the first half of 2010 and the 74th best single of the entire year.
On November 14, 2012, the band released the single "Yumemiru Sekai" which is also the third opening for Space Brothers
In summer 2014 they released a CD single called "Guren" to be used as well as the 15th opening to the anime Naruto Shippuuden. On August 6, 2014, their special sixth album DOES is on sale.
Usage examples of "does".
If we try to continue as it now does, this institution will inevitably fall under the direct administration of a government agency and the rules of admittance, of residence, of entertainment and of general behaviour will change drastically, change soon, and change to the worse for most of you.
Of course he pumps her for information about Joy Hall, but Mealy remains determinedly ignorant about everything that she finds unimportant -- which is almost everything unconnected with cock -- and when she does impart information, it is usually couched in the most ambiguous terms.
One does not ordinarily submit to minette as a command performance, but guilt is a wonderful tool.
She has more than Sarah, which is why she comes back to this world while Sarah does not.
And even if she does, she has certainly used this one many times in the past, according to Allred.
And Xaefyer let slip that one does indeed get old if not grey, even here, although it may take much longer than on Earth.
Not only does your milk taste of egg nog, so does your sexual lubricant and perspiration, especially in your armpits.
How long does it take on average for all forty-eight men to work their way through me, so to speak?
Why does Xaefyer have a magic door here when it is so awful to his men?
My greatest hope is that it shall prove compatible for you also, that it shall invigorate you as it does its current male inhabitants.
No variety is ever infinite, too much custom does eventually stale and over-satisfaction always cloys.
The mistress swims but Miss Hardin does not, which is likely the reason Miss Hardin failed to look there.
A man does not with good conscience send women to explore strange places, most especially not women whom he loves.
I need an experienced whore who when birth naked does not exceed five stone.
But you are right: He does return to Earth once a year -- or else sends an agent.