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do someone dirt (American, informal)

to behave unfairly or badly towards someone, often without them knowing. Mack really did me dirt - he stopped me from getting my promotion.

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do battle
do best
do bidding
do bit
do by halves
do credit to
do damnedest

do dirt
do dirty work
do double duty
do duty as/for
do head in
do homework
do justice to
do level best

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