do in
Exhaust or murder
To do someone in is to kill them, often with connotations of murder or foul play: The butler did him in.
More commonly, to be done in means to be exhausted or defeated: After the hike, I was completely done in.
To do in a thing is to ruin or destroy it: That last storm did in my tomato plants.
- knock offUnauthorized replica product
- tire outDeplete one's energy
- butcherOne who sells cuts
- take care ofManage or look after
- put downInsulting remark meant to diminish
polish off · waste · bump off · weary · sabotage · wear out · run into the ground · poop out · tucker out · ruin · wipe out · take out · burn out · drain · rub out · finish · destroy · liquidate