doings

/ ˈduːɪŋz /

plural noun

1. deeds, actions or events
2. informal.
   anything of which the name is not known, or euphemistically left unsaid, etc

   have you got the doings for starting the car?

Example Sentences

With imprisoned Feathers possessing alarmingly honed hacking skills, however, sinister doings will soon be afoot.

From Los Angeles Times

He relayed the news of his doings to Amanda, sure that his airborne messages reached her.

From Literature

People Magazine broke from chronicling the doings of Hollywood starlets to deliver a piece exploring the “far-right Louisiana congressman’s” covenant marriage with his wife, Kelly.

From Washington Times

“Presidential candidates, elected officials, and Republican thought leaders from across the nation will be joining together to discuss conservative solutions to today’s issues,” advises the New Hampshire Republican Party, which is hosting the big doings.

From Washington Times

And that is but a sliver of the 82-year-old’s recent doings.

From Los Angeles Times