Ado is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• bustle or fuss
• trouble or difficulty
• a state of agitation or fuss, especially about something unimportant
• fuss, trouble
• To do; in doing; as, there is nothing ado.
• Doing; trouble; difficulty; troublesome business; fuss; bustle; as, to make a great ado about trifles.
• a rapid active commotion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• bustling excitement

Words related to ADO

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Words that contain ADO

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How to use ADO in a sentence

• So, without more ado, I picked her up in my arms, and carried her there.
• So he made no more ado, and in his heart there was a great peace.
• And now the shouting quickly ceased, for all saw that something unwonted was toward, so the folk stood up in their places and leaned forward to see what was the ado.
• As soon as it was day there was no little ado among the soldiers, what was become of Peter.
• Without more ado, I will initiate you in the healing art, of which I have for so many years been at the head.
• So it was that I had some ado to get over it, not daring either to kneel upon it or to bring much weight to bear with my hand, lest it should go through.
• Bloundel had much ado to maintain his firmness, and ever and anon, in spite of his efforts, his labouring bosom and faltering tones proclaimed the struggle within.
• After a great ado we got rid of the Irishman, and had our trunks fastened on a hack.
• And without more ado, in less than forty minutes, the distinguished Mr.
• And he poured out the white wine without further ado.
• And much ado had the young marquis to keep the duke quietly at the inn.
• O what men dare do! what men may do! what men daily do! not knowing what they do! MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
• They have much ado to save the piece from being sent to the Devil.
• The chain on the door was securely fastened, otherwise Garrison would have pushed his way inside without further ado.
• And they, between them, make me no more ado than whip me thirteen and six out of my pinched pocket to pay thee out of danger.
• Reaching out for his walking stick, which lay on the table beside him, Ralph got up from the chair without noise or further ado, and took a few steps forward.
• Much ado there was, God wot! He would love and she would not.
• Fair knights, said Sir Tristram, look betwixt you who shall joust with yonder knight, for I warn you I will not have ado with him.
• Awake, said Tristram, ye ought to be ashamed so to sleep when knights have ado in the field.
• Then was Sir Tristram wroth, for he felt him passing strong, so that he deemed he might not have ado with the remnant of the knights, because of the strength of Sir Palomides.
• For anon as I have finished this battle I must depart hence, for I have ado many matters elsewhere.
• God speed you well, said Sir Bleoberis, for ye shall find him the mightiest knight that ever ye had ado withal, for I know him, for I have had ado with him.
• Ah, said Sir Tristram, by my will I would not have ado with you at no time.
• Ye shall not so, said Sir Uwaine, but ye shall have ado with me.
• Then, without more ado, he put on his hat and departed.
• The philosopher, without any ado, told his wife not to expect him home for dinner, stepped into the chaise, and was driven off with his escort to Vincennes.
• Without ado let me say that I am Andrew Witherspoon.
• The carriage hardly squeezed along, and eight little horses attached to it in the Polish way had much ado to draw us.
• So they made no more ado, but carried me thither, bound me that I might not cry out, and then set up the timbers hastily and fastened them.
• Valetta, being a city of the Italian school, makes much ado over the coming of Lent.
• After much ado, he confessed that his mistress had many times of late borrowed the mare for a night, always returning before the good man awoke.
• Without further ado we dragged forward a small table, and fell to.

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