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  1. Todo, todo: Wordnik
  2. todo: Wiktionary
  3. TODO, todo: Dictionary.com
  4. Todo: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  5. todo: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary

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  1. TODO: Acronym Finder

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  1. Todo: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Todo)

▸ noun:  Alternative form of to-do [A fuss made over something.]

Similar:
Cando, isto, algun, POCO, demasiado, trabajar, lejos, dicho, siempre, constancia, more...

Opposite:
undone, not done, not completed

Types:
urgent, important, unimportant, more...

Phrases:
Izumi Todo, Con Todo el Mundo, Todo de Ti, Quererlo todo, todo list, more...

Adjectives:
well, great, public, big, much, void, able, static, quasi



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Similar:
Cando, isto, algun, POCO, demasiado, trabajar, lejos, dicho, siempre, constancia, more...

Opposite:
undone, not done, not completed

Types:
urgent, important, unimportant, more...

Phrases:
Izumi Todo, Con Todo el Mundo, Todo de Ti, Quererlo todo, todo list, todo el, more...

Adjectives:
well, great, public, big, much, void, able, static, quasi



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