Dos

What do we mean by dos?

A party, celebration, social function.

A hairdo.

Something that can or should be done (usually in the phrase dos and don'ts).

A deed; an act.

Ado; bustle; stir; to-do; A period of confusion or argument.

A cheat; a swindler.

An act of swindling; a fraud or deception.

Words that are spelled similarly to dos:
dos.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dos:
santos, equis, sys, extender, reis, campos, exe, ores, tres, rua, bios, amiga, floppy, brazilian, macintosh, unix, atari, serra, bahia, ibm, brasil, disk, windows, compatibility, para, angola, rio, mayo, silva, lisbon, microsoft, porto, compatible, ant, directory, api, portuguese, boot, footballer, kernel, file, homage, linux, sega, das, que, brazil, utilities, commodore, files, grande, jos, apple, partition, copa, portugal, commands, mode, operating, fat, loaded, processor, computers, interface, drives, striker, memory, legends, salvador, hardware, applications, virtual, graphics, software, plays, carlos, simply, mac, protected, manuel, version, municipality, defender, pedro, platforms, server, costa, mar, ram, santa, systems, programs, code.

Words that rhyme with dos:
cross, sauce, across, loss, boss, moss, toss, dross, albatross, gloss, os, voss, cos, crisscross, ross, grosse, emboss, floss, helios, come across, hoss, lacrosse, doss, fosse, kos, joss, foss, hawse, pos, bos, tawse, goss, applesauce, alsace, oss, crosse, mos, abbas, ros, criss-cross, put one across, hausse, chili sauce, bosque, schloss, las, bras, double cross, blas, recross, cut across, coss, poss, hamas, get across, soss, irish moss, pangloss, stoss, vos, red cross, clos, tomas, at a loss, sloss, pasta sauce, krause, kaas, haas, memory loss, mohs, knosp, semigloss, brown sauce, white sauce, gosse, spanish moss, bloss, rosse, southern cross, tartar sauce, caguas, cross-, duck sauce, straw boss, hahs, koss, spaghetti sauce, dental floss, noss, maltese cross, run across, closs, hot sauce, apple sauce, plum sauce, bosse, kloss, soy sauce, betsy ross.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dos:
hair, total, local, few, partial, non, standard, calculated, original, specific, electronic, basic, normal, simple, you, bit, older, valid, corresponding, plain, initial, based, must, acute, like, geral, well, los, definite, compatible, implied, finite, whoop, roman, familiar, pre, elaborate, odt, ibm, exponential.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dos:
command, commands, programs, attacks, environment, mode, applications, computers, files, file, session, versions, systems, system, users, machines, application, disk, software, function, utility, line, format, functions, window, name, services, driver, santos, drivers, disks, program, call, partitions, code, names, based, calls, utilities, jump, date, clients, rius, pcs, extensions, loads, interrupts, checks, device, floppy, memcon, windows, stores, filenames, handle, extenders, box, memory, compatibles, compatibility, environments, era, workstations, flag, interface, shell, extension, sessions, limit, games, sector, diskette, record, interpreter, conventions, copies, configuration, directories, displays, contes, viruses, attributes, computer, tools, shells, diskettes, drive, directory, filesystems, reserves, processor.

Consonant match to dos:
dose, deuce, dice, dis, douse, diss, dace, doss, duce, das, dowse, dise, douce, dyce, dass, deiss, daas, dease, doose, dazs, deuss, dohse.

Words that sound like dos:
dos, doss, douse, das, dowse, daas, dice, dose, diss, deuce, dis, duce, dise, dace, dess, dus, dawes, dous, dys, douce, doce, dease, dass, daws, daus, doose, duse, duss, dece, dese, deice, dyce, deise, disse, dce, deuse, duhs, dois, dohs, deess, deiss, de-ice, dis-, d-s, toss, tosse, dows, dahs, douze, dhows, days, does, dies, daze, dues, doze, dees, dez, doth, dross, dais, daw, daz, dyes, deas, dews, diz, dizz, doughs, doos, dosser, diese, dase, deis, deese, doz, dawe, duz, dorse, dts, diis, d.s, dawsey, diys, deys, dossed, doffs, dorce, daes, dsw, dosch, desse, dtes, dtz, tass, tace, tasse, taus, tawes, ptis.