bolo
1noun, plural bo·los.
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Origin of bolo
1bolo
2noun, plural bo·los.
verb (used without object), bo·loed, bo·lo·ing.
Origin of bolo
2bolo
3noun
Examples from the Web for bolo
Contemporary Examples of bolo
Shulman said he learned about the existence of a BOLO list, a police term for “be on the lookout for,” in the spring of 2012.
Then rumors swirled Wednesday that Dutschke had skipped town, and the cops had a BOLO (be on the lookout) for his van.
In his bolo tie and cowboy hat, Coleman was not afraid to offer this un-PC lyric: “Hey Indian dude … don’t cope a ‘tude.”
Historical Examples of bolo
Always on the alert, his bolo was ready in an instant, but there was no need for it.
The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle BoyFlorence Partello Stuart
Bravely he descended, but this time he swam with his bolo in his hand.
The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle BoyFlorence Partello Stuart
Nothing but the bolo and the bow and arrows that he always took.
The Wonder Island Boys: The TribesmenRoger Finlay
The first soldier who was struck with a bolo had his head cut off at one blow.
A Soldier in the PhilippinesNeedom N. Freeman
Quentina was at the Bolo station; so, too, was Susie Billings.
The Sunbridge Girls at Six Star RanchEleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter