b.o.
back order.
box office.
branch office.
broker's order.
buyer's option.
Words Nearby b.o.
Other definitions for B/o (2 of 3)
brought over.
Other definitions for B.O. (3 of 3)
Board of Ordnance.
Informal. body odor.
Theater. box office.
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How to use b.o. in a sentence
And two of those pricey railroads were never accurate: B&O never serviced Atlantic City, and there is no Short Line.
Fidel Castro Hates Monopoly & 12 More Reasons to Love It | Caroline Linton | February 6, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTIn his most whining tones he drawled out, "B-o-y-s, I lost that money."
Capturing a Locomotive | William PittengerAs th' cauf had had nowt to ait nor drink all th' day it did not feel varry oomfortable, an' in a bit it went 'B-o-o-o-o-o-o-h!'
Yorksher Puddin' | John HartleyI heered the big bell go b-o-n-g, b-o-n-g and everybody sayin' 'There's goin' to be a war, there's goin' to be a war!'
Three distinct sounds are produced: "Puff, cluck, b-o-o-r-r-r-m-i."
The Wild Turkey and Its Hunting | Edward A. McIlhenny
But just as he wor baan to back aght th' cauf gave another 'B-o-o-h!'
Yorksher Puddin' | John Hartley
British Dictionary definitions for bo (1 of 5)
boh
/ (bəʊ) /
an exclamation uttered to startle or surprise someone, esp a child in a game
slang an exclamation of encouragement or an expression of enthusiasm
British Dictionary definitions for bo (2 of 5)
Bolivia
British Dictionary definitions for BO (3 of 5)
informal body odour
box office
British Dictionary definitions for b.o. (4 of 5)
back order
branch office
broker's order
buyer's option
British Dictionary definitions for B/O (5 of 5)
accounting brought over
buyer's option
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