EO
executive order.
Other definitions for eo- (2 of 3)
a combining form meaning “early,” “primeval,” used in the formation of compound words: Eocene; eohippus.
Origin of eo-
2Other definitions for e.o. (3 of 3)
ex officio.
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How to use EO in a sentence
Supper was announced, and the room emptied fast, whilst he remained motionless leaning on the E O table.
Tales And Novels, Volume 3 (of 10) | Maria EdgeworthHe retreated from the E O table one night, swearing that he never would hazard another guinea.
Tales And Novels, Volume 3 (of 10) | Maria EdgeworthTwo grasses ago I was with a war-party and we caught a white man between the bends of the Tois-ta-to-e-o.
The Way of an Indian | Frederic RemingtonHe laboriously drew upon it and made E-O which of course destroyed the former brand.
Crooked Trails | Frederic RemingtonI—t—e—o—l—'s—r—a—f—e—d—f—a—t—e,I—t—e—i—o—a—o—l—f—,B—n—t—i—e—u—b—r—v—n—a—t—e:B—a—e—o—n—h—s—r—f—.
Harper's Young People, May 24, 1881 | Various
British Dictionary definitions for eo- (1 of 2)
early or primeval: Eocene; eohippus
Origin of eo-
1British Dictionary definitions for e.o. (2 of 2)
ex officio
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