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derring-do
[ der-ing-doo ]
noun
- daring deeds; heroic daring.
derring-do
/ ˈ»åÉ›°ùɪŋˈ»å³ÜË /
noun
- archaic.a daring spirit or deed; boldness or bold action
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of derring-do1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of derring-do1
Example Sentences
"I once asked someone who served alongside my father how he had come by that name," says Ms Almonds-Windmill, who has penned books charting his tales of derring-do.
Good on James Mangold for tracking a bit of mud on Bob Dylan’s legacy, the kind of irreverent derring-do the movie’s own Johnny Cash celebrates.
Civilian leadership in this country needs to shed its adolescent awe of martial derring-do and gain firm control over a very dangerous weapon.
If you like your fantasy novels packed with comedy, action and old-fashioned derring-do, “Promise†is the book for you.
It was also a dream job for a young man brought up on Soviet TV shows such as The Sword and the Shield, which recounted the derring-do of an undercover Russian spy in Nazi Germany.
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