Due

What do we mean by due?

Payable immediately or on demand. adjective

Owed as a debt; owing. adjective

In accord with right, convention, or courtesy; appropriate. adjective

Meeting special requirements; sufficient. adjective

Expected or scheduled, especially appointed to arrive. adjective

Expected to give birth. adjective

Anticipated; looked for. adjective

Expecting or ready for something as part of a normal course or sequence. adjective

Capable of being attributed. adjective

Something owed or deserved. noun

A charge or fee for membership, as in a club or organization. noun

Straight; directly. adverb

Duly. adverb

Directly; exactly: only with reference to the points of the compass: as, a due east course.

To endue; endow.

Owed; payable as an obligation; that may be demanded” as a debt: as, the interest falls due next month.

Owing by right of circumstances or condition; that ought to be given or rendered; proper to be conferred or devoted: as, to receive one with due honor or courtesy.

According to requirement or need; suitable to the case; determinate; settled; exact: as, he arrived in due time or course.

Deserved acknowledgment.

(in plural dues) A membership fee.

That which is owed; debt; that which belongs or may be claimed as a right; whatever custom, law, or morality requires to be done, duty.

Right; just title or claim.

Italian for "two" Urban Dictionary

When the thing you're doing Is done or something is coming Urban Dictionary

An exclamation used after a person makes a joke which is particularly unfunny and nobody laughs at it. Urban Dictionary

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Used in the PH aka prospect heights and AH aka arlington heights a word having no exact definition. used when talking about things that are not very serious vs Do, which is serious Due means whatever. it can mean to hit somebody too. Urban Dictionary

An abbreviation for Purdue University. Taking the last three letters of the school's name. It is most commonly used in NFL player introductions by players that played at Purdue, similar to the University of Miami's the U for former Miami players. It has been used by NFL stars such as Drew Brees, Kyle Orton, Nick Hardwick, and Brandon Gorin. Urban Dictionary

The second person in the rotation when smoking weed. Urban Dictionary

Anyone named ilaura is a moron Urban Dictionary

In the process of Urban Dictionary

An awesome 90's Canadian TV show about a Mountie in Chicago who's friends with a deaf half-wolf and Chicago cop Ray Vecchio, and who talks to his dead father. Very Pythonesque in nature, the series ran for four seasons and starred Paul Gross, David Marciano, and Callum Keith Rennie. Canadian actor Leslie Nielsen was a frequent guest star as well. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to due:
due.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word due:
proximity, lack, injury, constraints, difficulties, illness, injuries, concerns, poor, differences, reasons.

Words that rhyme with due:
to, through, blue, into, do, you, que, view, pursue, hew, purview, review, queue, eschew, accrue, cue, new, true, two, screw, coup, rue, slew, revenue, shoe, imbue, crew, too, u, hue, lieu, tissue, skew, ensue, stew, few, rendezvous, construe, avenue, breakthrough, guru, brew, debut, sue, who, ado, boo, flu, hitherto, strew, woo, overview, shrew, taboo, ewe, yahoo, glue, coo, bamboo, subdue, clue, loo, redo, outdo, undo, tattoo, retinue, poo, undue, pew, spew, thru, askew, adieu, vue, q, ingenue, goo, statue, interview, lulu, dew, barbecue, anew, vu, yew, cuckoo, renew, canoe, xu, emu, residue, chew, shue, gnu, flue, mew, zoo, overdo, roux.

Adjectives that are often used to describe due:
date, total, past, young, introduction, loss, full, proper, amount, additional, dementia, late, stress, annual, magnetic, current, principal, net, summary, legal, note, rightful, potential, headache, conclusions, exact, pain, dystocia, monthly, future, postage, actual, disease, minimum, payment, lawful, clinical, payable, delirium, customary, famous, renal, perpetual, assignment, hemolytic, discussion, congenital, hemorrhage, secondary, psychotic, rent, grand, displacement, celebrated, amnestic, this, metabolic, diarrhea, unfortunate, subsidence, intestinal, yearly, sleep, feudal, bal.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective due:
course, process, time, date, regard, consideration, respect, diligence, attention, care, west, north, season, form, allowance, east, notice, proportion, weight, south, clause, order, dates, credit, share, recognition, place, account, caution, deliberation, performance, deference, execution, reverence, reward, honour, rights, importance, observance, measure, ceremony, bounds, appreciation, preparation, solemnity, emphasis, precautions, honor, examination, administration, obedience, books, provision, subordination, punishment, warning, reflection, praise, doubt, exercise, proportions, limits, allowances, thereon, note, acknowledgment, submission, payment, compensation, requirements, inquiry, protection, prominence, bills, investigation, precaution, consultation, homage, discharge, return, july, today, bill, tomorrow, balance.

Consonant match to due:
day, do, d, die, de, dye, dough, doe, dew, dee, da, di, daw, duh, doh, doo, durr, dow, deux, dea, dey, dah, dai, du, der, des, dae, dau, dao, doi, daye, dawe, dowe, dirr, duhr, douwe.

Words that sound like due:
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