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mo
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Mo
Momolybdenum.
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MO
MOabbreviationmethod of operation.
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-mo
-moa suffix occurring in a series of compounds that describe book sizes according to the number of leaves formed by the folding of a single sheet of paper.
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mo.
mo.abbreviationmonth.
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Mo.
Mo.abbreviationMissouri.
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m.o.
m.o.abbreviationmail order.
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M.O.
M.O.abbreviationmail order.
mo
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method of operation.
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Missouri (approved especially for use with zip code).
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mode of operation.
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month.
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months.
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Missouri.
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Monday.
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mail order.
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modus operandi.
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money order.
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mail order.
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manually operated.
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Medical Officer.
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method of operation.
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mode of operation.
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modus operandi.
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money order.
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Missouri
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Medical Officer
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modus operandi
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mail order
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money order
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Usage
What else does MO mean? MO—it's a multifunctional set of letters. MO is commonly used as an abbreviation for modus operandi, meaning “mode of operating or working.” It’s also commonly a postal abbreviation for Missouri. You may not always encounter mo in uppercase letters in informal contexts in digital communication. So, two other widespread, popular uses of mo you may encounter are: Mo, a guy’s name, and mo, a dialectical pronunciation of more. In the U. K. and other English-speaking places around the world, mo is a slang shortening of the word moment. How is MO pronounced?[ em-oh ] or [ moh ]What are some variants of MO?or M. O. or mo' or moWhat are some other words related to MO?
Etymology
Origin of mo1
By shortening
Origin of -mo4
Combining form extracted from duodecimo
Vocabulary lists containing mo
Example Sentences
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Altria MO -0.77%decrease; red down pointing triangle reported lower fourth-quarter profit as cigarette shipment volume declined, dragging down its smokeable product business.
From The Wall Street Journal • Jan. 29, 2026
Rory turns into sandworm fodder the second he admits his slimy MO, suggesting that the smarmy leech was beyond redemption.
From Salon • Sep. 9, 2024
Because doing the most with what’s at hand has always been Soto’s MO: He continuously challenges himself to do more with less.
From Los Angeles Times • Oct. 26, 2023
“Mars doesn’t give up its secrets easily—that’s been its MO for years,” Dreier says.
From Scientific American • May 9, 2023
“Oh, big surprise. Maddie’s running away! That’s your MO anytime you come across something you don’t know how to handle.”
From "From Twinkle, with Love" by Sandhya Menon
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