Do over meaning
Do over is a phrasal verb that means to attack and beat someone violently.
- Past simple
- did over
- Past participle
- done over
- -ing form
- doing over
What do over means
B2informal
To attack and beat someone violently
Two men did him over outside the station.
Similar phrasal verbs
With do: do in, do down, do for, do out, do someone out of something, do up, do without, do away with.
With over: run over, take over, go over to, spill over, tick over, change over, get over, give over, give something over to something/someone, give yourself over to.
Common questions
What does do over mean?
To attack and beat someone violently.
What is the past tense of do over?
Did over. The past participle is done over.
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