Todo

What do we mean by todo?

A fuss made over something.

A task that has been noted as one that must be completed, especially on a list.

To suck your toes while you take a dump. Urban Dictionary

Is what ever you want it to be. Urban Dictionary

Es lo contrario a Nada, siendo utilizado cuando quieres afirmar algo dicho por ti o por alguien. Puedes cancelar los efectos de Nada con Todo y viceversa Urban Dictionary

A HOMOsexual toad, a toad that like a toad of the same gender Urban Dictionary

A lil' bitch,a pussy, a busta, a scary ass Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz's dog name is todo and it's a lil' bitch Urban Dictionary

The dog that is in the wiziard of oz this is NOT spelled toto the end. alec is wrong. so is mr. russell. it is def todo Urban Dictionary

Spanish for "And all" or "And everything". Often used by George Lopez on the George Lopez show. Urban Dictionary

Spanish for with everything (more specifically with all) - kinda like being in New Orleans and ordering a dressed po' boy. Urban Dictionary

When something ,some place, someone, a sitch, basically anything in life or on Earth is wack then it's todo beafert. Urban Dictionary

Todo means all or everything. madre means mother.when put together,the meaning becomes something like all is good similar to how a mother's love is good and pure; everything is perfect,great,awsome,outstanding. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to todo:
todo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word todo:
outport, eln, mezcal, por, nada, hombre, amor, bien, modo, que, derecho, poco, madre, para, esta, mannequin, merengue, sus, hora, tot, daniela, mis, vida, sca, una, con, este, telenovela, pesos, tem, ser, soy, contra, historia, ley, ver, amar, mal, everything, banda, dia, mil, oro, sol, mongolian, est, rican, brasil, dar, nos, plata, ricky, vapor, sergio, mexican, dos, supermarket, del, sin, grammy, castro, filipino, ana, alcoholic, latin, argentine, puerto, tan, aires, mega, las, everybody, argentina, description, santos, chilean, jos, brazilian, singer, ecuador, spanish, pedro, manuel, juan, mar, venezuela, peaked, santiago, los, album, billboard, rica, hits, madrid, performer, platinum, rico, favorite, gabriel, compilation.

Adjectives that are often used to describe todo:
well, great, public, big, much, void, able, static, quasi.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective todo:
families, family, people, classes, farmers, man, parents, farmer, men, merchant, citizens, peasants, women, persons, merchants, class, homes, citizen, residents, person, society, ladies, gentleman, areas, owners, businessman, whites, suburbs, household, neighborhoods, americans, woman, matsu, households, patients, houses, peasant, planter, members, friends, patch, children, aguanta, couple, folk, proprietors, circumstances, house, home, jews, romans, businessmen, neighbors, community, lawyer, neighbours, customers, communities, bourgeoisie, list, neighborhood, father, relatives, background, landowners, landowner, planters, tradesmen, sections, gentry, look, frogs, widow, fathers, inhabitants, tradesman, suburb, clients.

Words that sound like todo:
todo, to do, to-do, today, tutu, to day, to to, two two, too-too, to-day, tudi, two-two, too too, doodoo, do do, doo-doo, doo doo, tattoo, teddy, tidy, tude, tatoo, toda, toddy, tada, toady, tody, tutti, tie dye, teddie, tud, tie-dye, tiddy, tade, tye dye, tidey, tatu, tdo, ttwo, todos, toadie, tida, tuti, ta-da, tutee, tuta, tatou, tutto, tedi, todi, ta-dah, tdy, ta dah, tdi, tydy, tadi, -tude, teda, to-dos, tuu, ttu, taddei, t d, ta da, two toe, totu, hoodoo, doody, duda, you do, doodah, due to, do to, dadu, dudo, dudi, ddu, doudou, to the, tad, tata, tatto, tatty, tati, tato, taty, studi, ta-ta, tads, tadd, tattie, tatta, taed, tahu, t t, t.d, taito, taad, tai tai, ta ta.