Koo

[ koo ]

noun

1. (Vi Kyuin) Wel·ling·ton [wee, , gyin, , wel, -ing-t, uh, n], Ku Wei-chünGu Weijun, 1887–1985, Chinese diplomat and statesman.

Example Sentences

However, it remains uncertain whether Koo will thrive in the diverse Nigerian market in the same way it did in its home market, India, where it has over 6 million users.

From Quartz

Koo’s CEO, Aprameya Radhakrishna, welcomed the Nigerian government to the app, also announcing their first international extension plan into Africa’s most populous country and their plans to use local Nigerian languages on the app.

From Quartz

Koo presents itself as a Twitter alternative with less stringent moderation policies.

From Quartz

Now in his second season with the Falcons, Koo is leading the league in scoring.

From FiveThirtyEight

Koo, who kicked in college at Georgia Southern, won the job for the Los Angeles Chargers to start the 2017 season, but after missing on three of six field-goal attempts in his first four games, he was cut.

From FiveThirtyEight

Most Americans don't live there on Planet Koo-Koo, and I don't suspect many will be visiting there any time soon.

From The Daily Beast

He was reportedly forced to ditch Koo, after it emerged that she had once appeared naked in a film of dubious quality.

From The Daily Beast

Four bullets whizzed into the control room, splattering close about the thin mummy-like body of Koo Faya.

From Project Gutenberg

Austin and Jan knew that Koo Faya was leaping to a position where he could shoot his poisoned darts at them again.

From Project Gutenberg

Koo Faya, the Martian, was there, working with demoniac haste over switches and dials.

From Project Gutenberg

"Hitchy Koo" is another favorite, and was being sung in the midst of a German attack.

From Project Gutenberg

Just northward, at the edge of a big meadow, was once the Indian village of Hoo'-koo-me'-ko-tah.

From Project Gutenberg