Fo
[foh; for 2 also Italian faw]
- Chinese. Buddha(def 1).
- Da·rio [dah-ryaw] /ˈdɑ ryɔ/, born 1926, Italian playwright and theater director: Nobel Prize 1997.
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F.O.
- field officer.
- foreign office.
- Military. forward observer.
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Contemporary Examples of fo
The England team, already out of fo the tournament, drew nil-nil against Costa Rica.
Brian Williams Raps ‘Gin and Juice’ Fo shizzle, Brizzle Wizzle.
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Historical Examples of fo
Then she added, in a lower tone, "'Kuse me fo' throwin' mud on yo' coat."
The Little ColonelAnnie Fellows Johnston
You're a coward and a—a fo—ol—and you owe us as much as—a—a dollar.
Pee-wee HarrisPercy Keese Fitzhugh
Been so long since I rode into 'at ring I fo'get what it feels like to win a race!
Old Man CurryCharles E. (Charles Emmett) Van Loan
The fo'mast hands wa'n't talkin' of nothin' else, so this feller said.
The Depot MasterJoseph C. Lincoln
That's the kind of voice to make a fo'mast hand step lively!
The Depot MasterJoseph C. Lincoln
fo
- Faeroe Islands
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Fo
- 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
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FO
- army Field Officer
- air force Flying Officer
- Foreign Office
- Faeroe Islands (international car registration)
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Word Origin for FO
(for sense 4) from Faeroese Fōroyar
fo.
- folio
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