limo

[lim-oh]

noun

Informal.

plural

limos 

1. a limousine.

limo

/ ˈlɪməʊ /

noun

1. informal,  short for limousine

Word History and Origins

Origin of limo¹

1965–70 by shortening; -o

Example Sentences

In some places this service could include transfers by limo directly to the waiting aircraft.

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“As far as I’m concerned all the big stars and fancy limos and fine dressing rooms aren’t worth a thing if you don’t control your film creatively,” he said.

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Cabaldon said that the changes would eliminate “outsized insurance requirements that don’t apply to any other forms of transportation, such as taxis, buses, or limos.”

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“I did not think that was the plan,” Staples said when asked if he ever imagined a limo would be a part of his dunk repertoire Sunday.

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“If you see an old rich white man in a limo around here, baby, you better run and don’t stop, don’t even look back!”

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