To-do : 18 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Tzu (toy dog breed) ___ male (top dog) ___ server (site from which to download) ___ Tzu (toy dog) ... and what to do with them ''__ just have to do!'' ''Topper'' dog 'What's Love Got to Do With It' singer " . . . ___ of living to do" "___ Crazy Moon" (Tommy Dorsey hit) "___ de' Tolomei" (Donizetti opera) "___ du tout" ("Don't mention it"): Fr. "___ have to do for now" "___ have to do" "___ Love" (Tommy Dorsey #1 hit) "___ No. 1" (Tommy Dorsey hit) "___ to do it!" "___ when the little toy dog . . . " "___ you to do it!" "___," said Tom dolefully "... and your little dog, too!" dog "A place where you have nothing to do but amuse yourself": Shaw "All I Have to Do ___" "And ___ poor to do him reverence": Shak. "And your little dog, too!" dog "Breaking ___ Hard to Do" "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" Neil "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" singer Neil "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" songwriter "But what to do?!" "Didn't mean to do that!" "Doing what I'm supposed to do," initially "Don't ___ boy to do . . . " "Due", to Domenico "Glad to do it!" "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It" author "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It" autobiographer "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It" autobiographer West "Goodness Had Nothing to Do With It" memoirist "Goodness has nothing to do with it" gal "Happy to do it!" "He maketh me to ___ down in green ..." "Hound Dog," relative to "Don't Be Cruel" "I didn't mean to do that!" "I didn't mean to do that" key "I didn't mean to do that" key, on a PC "I Get Around" as opposed to "Don't Worry Baby" "I have to do something to pay the bills" "I hear your film has something to do with the ___, ___" "I intend to do more traveling," said ___ "I used to do drugs. ___": Mitch Hedberg "I've got better things to do" "It seemed like everything Tom liked to do was ___." "It takes two" to do this "Let's go," to Dora "Like you're really going to do that" "Lucy, you got a ___ 'splainin' to do!" "My best soldiers," according to Douglas MacArthur "Never ___ boy to do ..." "No ___!" ("Glad to do it") "No ___!" ("Happy to do it!") "No way for me to do that!" "Oh, what am I to do?" "Prepare to do a spoof on airports" "She loved to do homework" "Something people learn how to do from a how-to book." "___" "The Power to Do More" company "The refuge of people who have nothing better to do," according to Oscar Wilde "The will to do, the soul ___" "There're better things to do now" "There's nothing to do ..." "Things to do" and others "Time to do something about this" "To double-cross," e.g., to a double-crosser "Top dog" of the forties "We had nothing to do with it" "What ___ to do?" (parent's lament) "What ____ to do?" "What did you try to do after the caution flag came out?" [The Doors, 1967] "What hath ___ to do with sleep?": Milton "What to do? What to do?" feeling "What's a body to do?" "What's Love Got to Do with It" name "What's Love Got to Do With It" singer Turner "Will be," to Doris Day "You couldn't pay me to do it!" "You want me to do karaoke now?"? "You'll have to do better than that" *Thing to do before a heist *Thing to do first #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey 1797-8 to-do 1936 Tommy Dorsey hit 1937 Tommy Dorsey hit 1941 #1 hit for Tommy Dorsey 1942 Tommy Dorsey hit with Frank Sinatra vocals 1945 Tommy Dorsey hit 1948 Tommy Dorsey hit 1980s arcade game where one had to dodge Sparx 1980s-'90s talent show, and what you need to do to find this puzzle's theme 2008 top dog at Westminster A few things for Franz to do? A security guard might ask you to do this A way to do one's bidding Able to do a split Able to do the splits Able to do the splits, e.g. Able to do well Above, to Donne Actress/singer Helen with the CD "Crossword" (the title track starts "I found my true love today doing the crossword on the back of the 6 train") Add gradually, as to dough Agreeable to doing Airline to down under All record company wants to do Alternative to "Don't worry" Alternative to Dolly Madison Alternative to Doric or Corinthian Alternative to DOS Alternative to DOS or Windows Alternatives to Dos Equis Alternatives to downloads Amendment that prevents being subjected to double jeopardy An unusual way to do things Anathema to doves And you even managed to do 24 ___ in the strip mall parking lot, when the sign clearly said Five Guys Burgers and Fries... Angry to-do Angry verbal to-do Answer to "Do you come here often?" Answer to "Do you dig?" Answers to "do you solve mots croisés?" from anyone reading this Any Tommy Dorsey tune Apt to do nothing Apt to doodle, perhaps Asthmatic toon dog Avoids doing something one ought to do Bad thing for a roommate to do Bad thing to do Bad thing to do at a restaurant Bad thing to do to a shoulder Bad way to touch down Bears touch down here Before, to Donne Began to do Begin to do Beginning to do-well? Belonging to Dolly et al. Bent to do nothing Big ___ (top dog) Big media to-do Big public to-do Big to-do? Big to-dos Bill Withers song whose title follows "all you want to do is" in the lyrics Bit of toy dog chatter Black-tongued dog Black-tongued dogs Blended, to Donne Blue-tongued dog Blue-tongued dog in the canine version of the "Twilight" series? Book from which the film "What's Love Got to Do With It" was adapted Book that became 'What's Love Got to Do With It?' Brainstorm for a Halloween hag's to-do list? Bring back to domestication Bug-eyed toon dog Bugs's question to "Doc" Cape Town dollar Catholic top dog Cents to dimes, or dimes to dollars Chance to do better Chattering tongues do it Chickens come home to do it Chores to do Classic 1978 rock song with the lyric "Nothing to do / Nowhere to go" Co. top dog Co.'s top dog Command to Dobbin Commands to Dobbin Committed to do Company that used to do a lot of development? Compels to do Condition of total domination, as in World of Warcraft Constant reminder to do everything Contracts to do Convert to dots and dashes Cooperative response to "Do you mind?" Corp. top dog Corp. top dogs Corp.'s top dog Corporate top dog Coup to-do list item D.C. to Dover dir. D.C.-to-Dover direction Dalmatian, to Domitian Dance that "takes two" to do Dance to Donna Summer's "Last Dance," e.g. Dark-tongued dogs Dark, to Donne Dawn, to Donne Dawns, to Donne Day, to Don Quixote