Fo
Chinese. Buddha (def. 1).
Da·rio [dah-ryaw], /ˈdɑ ryɔ/, 1926–2016, Italian playwright and theater director: Nobel Prize 1997.
Other definitions for FO (2 of 4)
Other definitions for fo. (3 of 4)
folio.
Other definitions for F.O. (4 of 4)
field officer.
foreign office.
Military. forward observer.
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How to use Fo in a sentence
I meant your despatches,—the bag from F. O. Ain't you the messenger?
Paul Gosslett's Confessions in Love, Law, and The Civil Service | Charles James LeverHere he appealed to a Dutch gentleman who could speak English, and wrote down the name, W-o-r-s-f-o-l-d.
A Visit to Java | W. Basil WorsfoldNow how absurd it would be to insist that ox should be spelled o-c-k-s, or fox f-o-c-k-s.
The Citizen-Soldier | John BeattyTom and the whips follow, grinning with their tongues in their cheeks, Tom still screeching 'F—o—o—o—rard!
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour | R. S. SurteesNow Tom tops another fence, rising like a rocket and dropping like a bird; still 'F—o—o—r—rard!'
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour | R. S. Surtees
British Dictionary definitions for fo (1 of 4)
Faeroe Islands
British Dictionary definitions for Fo (2 of 4)
/ (fəʊ) /
Dario (ˈdærɪəʊ). born 1926, Italian playwright and actor. His plays include The Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970), Trumpets and Raspberries (1984), and The Tricks of the Trade (1991): Nobel prize for literature 1997
British Dictionary definitions for FO (3 of 4)
army Field Officer
air force Flying Officer
Foreign Office
Faeroe Islands (international car registration)
Origin of FO
3British Dictionary definitions for fo. (4 of 4)
folio
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