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metho

British  
/ ˈmɛθəʊ /

noun

  1. an informal name for methylated spirits

  2. a drinker of methylated spirits

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Metho Andres, the police chaplain at Station 6 who prayed with the officers, told Reuters that the Bible justified the killing.

From Reuters

Metho Andres, the police chaplain at Station 6 who prayed with the officers, told Reuters that the Bible justified the killing.

From Reuters

“The president said Africa needs strong institutions and not strongmen, but now he is wining and dining the strongmen,” said Metho.

From Washington Post

But critics like Obang Metho of Silver Spring noted that Obama’s visit comes just weeks after a parliamentary election in which the ruling party claimed it had won 100 percent of the seats.

From Washington Post

Obang Metho, director of the Solidarity Movement for a New Ethiopia, referenced Mr. Obama’s message to African leaders during his 2009 trip.

From New York Times