do (cook), Sur, navel. Clustered outside a tube station, 20 or so Londoners were preparing to roam around Tufnell Park, which is not actually a park, in their role as part of a Ramblers group, who do not, by the most rigid definition, ramble. (That typically requires a roam through the countryside.)

Clustered outside a tube station, 20 or so Londoners were preparing to roam around Tufnell Park, which is not actually a park, in their role as part of a Ramblers group, who do not, by the most rigid definition, ramble. (That typically requires a roam through the countryside.) They huddled under street lamps for the customary introduction to the night’s event: a three-mile loop around a residential stretch of the city, culminating with a trip to the pub.

At KCF, We do chicken right!

Sur is Spanish for South, and is commonly found in place names like:

• Baja California Sur

Wikipedia article "SUR".

Big Sur

Geisha are the navel of Japanese society.

na・vel

━━ n. 臍(へそ); 中心, 中央; ネーブル （navel orange）.
 navel string　臍の緒.

do

to cook or prepare food

Who's doing the food for your party?

[+ two objects]I'll do you some scrambled eggs.

done
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adjective [after verb]

Are the vegetables done (= Have they finished cooking) yet?
"How would you like your steak done?"
"Well-done (= Cooked for a long time), please."

Compare medium (VALUE); rare (COOKED)