to do
/təˈduː/
noun
- A state of excitement, confusion, or fuss; a commotion.
- The kids made such a to-do over the broken toy that their parents couldn't hear themselves think.
- There was a big to-do when the celebrity showed up at the local diner.
- Why is everyone making such a to-do about the new policy? It's not that important.
- A list of tasks or things that need to be done.
- My to-do keeps growing faster than I can complete it.
- I have a long to-do for the weekend, including cleaning the garage and finishing my report.
- She checked off the last item on her to-do and felt a sense of relief.