do someone in
(TIRE)Definition
› to tire someone: That five-mile hike did me in.
(Definition of do someone in (TIRE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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do more harm than good idiom
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do over something phrasal verb
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do someone in phrasal verb CAUSE TO FAIL
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do someone out of something phrasal verb
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do the trick idiom
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do time idiom
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do v ARRANGE
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do v BE ACCEPTABLE
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