to do (to do)

[ "What a to - do is here!" would he say; "I can lie in straw with as much satisfaction." Evelyn, Diary, March 22, 1675. todrawt, v. t. [ME. todrawen, todrazen, They as in part ye of hir pre ye to - drowen me crying and debating therayeins. Chaucer , Boëthius, i. prose 3. todrivet, v. t . [ME. to driven , todrifan ( = OFries. todriva = OHG. zatrīban , MHG. zetri ben ), drive asunder, Al his folk with tempest al to -driven. Chaucer , Good Women, 1. 1280. tod's-tail (todz'tāl), n. The club-mo , Lycopodium clavatum. [Scotch.]