deed

• accomplishment
• achievement
• act
• action
• activity
• adventure
• agreement
• alien
• alienate
• assign
• attainment
• ballgame
• bargain
• bequeath
• bestow
• big idea
• bit
• byplay
• cause
• cede
• certificate
• charter
• coaction
• commend
• commission
• commit
• compact
• confer
• consign
• contribute
• convey
• conveyance
• coup
• covenant
• crusade
• dealing
• deliver
• dispose of
• do
• document
• doing
• donate
• emprise
• enterprise
• entrust
• experience
• exploit
• fact
• feat
• game
• grant
• hand down
• hand over
• handiwork
• indenture
• initiative
• instrument
• intrust
• lease
• leave
• lend
• let
• loan
• make over
• maneuver
• measure
• move
• number
• operation
• papers
• pass
• performance
• plan
• present
• procedure
• proceeding
• proof
• quest
• reality
• record
• release
• relinquish
• rent
• securing
• security
• step
• stunt
• success
• surrender
• tactic
• thing
• title
• tour de force
• transaction
• transfer
• transmit
• trick
• triumph
• trust
• truth
• turn in
• turn over
• undertaking
• vest
• voucher
• warranty
• will
• winning
• work
• yield

• cessation
• disagreement
• expropriate
• failure
• hold
• idleness
• inaction
• inactivity
• inertia
• lie
• repose
• rest
• stoppage

• noun
  1. An action or act; something that is done.
  2. A brave or noteworthy action; a feat or exploit.
  3. Action or fact, as opposed to rhetoric or deliberation.
  4. A legal instrument that is executed under seal or before witnesses.
• verb
  1. To transfer real property by deed.

• She was praised for her brave deed during the rescue.
• The deed to the property was signed and notarized.
• A good deed can make someone's day much better.
• He regretted the foolish deed he had done in anger.
• The lawyer reviewed the deed before finalizing the sale.

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