All day long

to fix

lit. building bridges and repairing roads, meaning conducting good or hard deeds

to do / make something unusual which is either unworkable or has very little practical use [colloquial]

round up

fastidious

complete

integrity

neat

describe dilatory behavior in doing things, spend too much time for preparation, i.e pay too much attention to dress; pretentiousness.

to spend a lot of time in preparation, especially in dressing-up or making one look good

to mess up something

entire

preparation; readiness; servicing; maintenance; reconditioning; setup

to injure; to wound

put together

managed to

prank

describes a person who acts strangely or hilariously; messing around

integrate

what are you doing

noun; cooking

to injure; to wound

leveling (land)

all day

whole set

to mend / repair / restore something back to working condition; to put something back to order [written and colloquial]

(noun) destiny; fate; (adjective) predestined; (verb) to make / prepare in advance

(verb) To undergo plastic surgery

rectification