to do
Quite a fuss
To do is a task or commotion, often implying fuss or effort.
A to-do list itemizes things needing attention.
A to-do can also mean an uproar or disturbance: There was quite a to-do when the neighbors complained.
The hyphenated spelling is standard for the noun; without the hyphen, it's simply the infinitive verb.
Complete successfully
- executeCarry out fully
- performExecute or present
- carry outComplete an intended action
- undertakeBegin a task formally
complete · finish · handle · tackle · manage · conduct · implement · take care of
Itemized verification guide
- itemsIndividual units or objects
- choresRoutine household tasks
- errandsBrief purposeful outings
- assignmentsAllocated duties or tasks
responsibilities · projects · workload · priorities · reminders · pending · backlog · queue
Required moral task
- responsibilityState of being answerable
- commitmentFirm pledge to act
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
- necessityIndispensable requirement
expectation · accountability · mandate · non-negotiable · essential · urgent · pressing · overdue
accomplish
Complete successfully
undertake · complete · finish · handle · tackle · manage · conduct · implement · take care of · see to
checklist
Itemized verification guide
assignments · responsibilities · projects · workload · priorities · reminders · pending · backlog · queue · agenda
duty
Required moral task
- responsibilityState of being answerable
- commitmentFirm pledge to act
- requirementMandatory condition to fulfill
necessity · expectation · accountability · mandate · non-negotiable · essential · urgent · pressing · overdue · procrastination
- infinitivesto be, to go, to make, to get, to take
- Project Toolstask, task list, task manager, checklist, task boards
- verbalsgerund, infinitive, participle, present participle, past participle