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to-do (n.)
1570s, from the verb phrase
to do
, from Old English
to don
"proper or necessary to be done" (see
to
+
do
). Meaning "disturbance, fuss" is first recorded 1827. Similar formation in French
affaire
, from
à
"to" +
faire
"do."
