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do too
do too
and do soto do something (despite anything to the contrary). (An emphatic way of saying do.) Bob: You don't have your money with you. Bill: I do too! He does so! I saw him put it in his pocket. She did too take a cookie. I saw her do it.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Bradford | | BRAD-fərd | English |
| John | | JAHN (English) | English, Biblical |
| Levi | | ['li:vai] | |
| LoÍS | | - | Occitan |
| Octavia | | ahk-TAYV-ee-ə (English) | English, Spanish, Ancient Roman |
| Ness (1) | | NES | Irish Mythology |