doing down (Meaning)

doing down

to get the better of (as by trickery)

The sun was doing down over the horizon, casting a golden glow across the landscape.
As the day drew to a close, the birds were doing down to build nests for the night.
The old woman was doing down the street, her cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.
The hikers were doing down a steep and rocky trail, taking care not to stumble.
The skiers were doing down the slopes, their skis cutting through the fresh powder.
The children were doing down the slide, squealing with delight as they reached the bottom.
The felled tree was doing down the river, its branches trailing behind it in the water.
The rainwater was doing down the drain, washing away dirt and pollutants.
The food was doing down the hatch, satisfying the hungry stomach.
The last remnants of her pride were doing down the drain, leaving her feeling empty and desolate.

to get the better of (as by trickery)

defeating, beating, conquering, getting around, getting the better of, prevailing (over), winning (against),overcoming, stopping, mastering

losing (to), going down, falling,giving up, going under, collapsing,failing, folding, washing out

The sun was doing down over the horizon, casting a golden glow across the landscape.

As the day drew to a close, the birds were doing down to build nests for the night.

The old woman was doing down the street, her cane tapping rhythmically on the pavement.

The hikers were doing down a steep and rocky trail, taking care not to stumble.