chore

chore
noun
ADJECTIVE
little, small
daily, day-to-day, regular, routine
morning
administrative, domestic, household
mundane, tedious
simple
VERB + CHORE
carry out, do

It'll take me an hour to do the household chores.

handle, perform

She let her husband manage the money while she handled other household chores.


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