dirigo

[ dee-ri-goh; English dir-i-goh ]

Latin.

1. I direct: motto of Maine.

Example Sentences

After praying for some token of Divine acceptance: orti locello quo nunc oculis corporeis visum dirigo.

From Project Gutenberg

I took the ship's launch to the Dirigo and they said there he was ashore and hadn't left any word, only that he'd be back late.

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As the Dirigo shot ahead the junk man sprang into the water and began rescuing his rice bowls.

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Half an hour later a boat put off from the Dirigo containing the boy, Yen, the friend, and four bluejackets.

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He could see the embankment and the little Dirigo at anchor, the sampans still swarming around it.

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