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  • 71Doing a Cunningham — The idiom Doing a Cunningham is of common usage in England, especially Cumbria, and refers to someone or something that has caused damage during an attempt to fix or mend an item. Origin Doing a Cunningham derives from the late 19th century.… …

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  • 72Doing the Reverse Desk — A slang phrase referring to a tactic a hedge fund would use to try to mislead other funds that attempt to mimic its trades. By making small trades but enthusiastically purporting these trades, a hedge fund will attempt to mislead other funds into …

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  • 73doing\ stuff — To do amazingly well at something. Pinball slang from Ohio State, taken from the kid s usual answer to the question What have you been doing? He got the high score on that machine he s really doing stuff now …

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  • 74doing\ stuff — To do amazingly well at something. Pinball slang from Ohio State, taken from the kid s usual answer to the question What have you been doing? He got the high score on that machine he s really doing stuff now …

    Dictionary of american slang

  • 75Doing It My Way — Ray Quinn Studio album by Ray Quinn Released 12 March 2007 …

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  • 76doing the ton — Kiwi (New Zealand Slang) Driving really, really fast! but corrected by Phil Lyall as Doing 100mph (and I agree, although only us oldies would remember the thrill of the possibility your car could actually go that fast!) …

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  • 77doing the ton — Driving really, really fast! but corrected by Phil Lyall as Doing 100mph (and I agree, although only us oldies would remember the thrill of the possibility your car could actually go that fast!) …

    Kiwi (New Zealand slang)

  • 78doing\ time — • do time • doing time See: do a stretch …

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  • 79doing absolutely nothing — not doing anything at all, idle, inactive …

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  • 80doing good — performing charitable acts, doing good deeds …

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