todo

Meanings

• Noun

  A list of tasks that need to be completed.

  - "I have a long todo list for the day."
  - "Can you please check this todo item off the list?"

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Synonyms

ado , bustle , fuss

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with todo
ode , mode , code , rode

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Variants

List of all variants of todo that leads to same result
to-do , to-dos , did , did a number on , did away with , did by , did for , did it , did justice , did proud , did the trick , did with , do , do a number on , do away with , do by , do for , do it , do justice , do proud , do the trick , do with , does , does a number on , does away with , does by , does for , does it , does justice , does proud , does the trick , does with , doing , doing a number on , doing away with , doing by , doing for , doing it , doing justice , doing proud , doing the trick , doing with , done , done a number on , done away with , done by , done for , done it , done justice , done proud , done the trick , done with , to do , had , had at , had best , had better , had done , had done (with) , had done with , had it in for , had one's eye on , had to do with , has , has at , has done , has done (with) , has done with , has it in for , has one's eye on , has to do with , have , have at , have coming , have done , have done with , have had it , have it , have it in for , have it out , have none of , have one's eye on , have to do with , having , having at , having done , having done (with) , having done with , having it in for , having one's eye on , having to do with , well-to-do , anything to do with , nothing (further) to do with , nothing further to do with , nothing to do with , be to do with , it's nothing to do with , cut out for , cut out to be , cut out to do , cut out to do/be , make it a point to , make it a point to (do something) , make it a point to do something , meant to , meant to (be/do something) , meant to be , meant to be something , meant to do something , not for (someone) to (do something) , not for someone to , not for someone to do something , not for to , not for to do something

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Etymology

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Derived from the Spanish word 'todo', meaning 'everything' or 'all'.

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Trivia

Any details, considerations, events or pieces of information regarding the word

1. The longest todo list on record contained over 25,000 items.

2. The term 'todo' is also used in programming as a marker for code that needs to be implemented.

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Related Concepts

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1. To-do list: A list of tasks that need to be completed, often organized by priority.

2. Project management: The practice of planning, organizing, and managing resources to successfully complete specific objectives.

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Culture

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The concept of a todo list has become a popular productivity tool in modern society, with various apps and software designed to help manage and prioritize tasks.

How to Memorize "todo"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a notebook or piece of paper with a list of tasks written down.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'todo' with the idea of completing tasks or getting things done.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a mnemonic using the first letter of each task on your todo list.

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