MOS
- metal oxide semiconductor.
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Origin of mo
mos.
- months.
Related Words for mos
moment, second, breath, breathing, instant, shake, flash, twinkling, jiffy, crack, min, MO, sec, approach, manner, means, method, procedure, process, systemExamples from the Web for mos
Contemporary Examples of mos
But Brooklyn was still Brooklyn, and at 1:45 a.m. a dispatcher could be heard saying on the police radio, “Shots fired by an MOS.”
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Mos and I have had lots of political conversations in our time.
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Historical Examples of mos
The innovators had every defender of the mos maiorum for an adversary.
The Oriental Religions in Roman PaganismFranz Cumont
Seems if it was the one who spoke first who gets the mos' attention.
Mary Rose of MifflinFrances R. Sterrett
An' they're the purtiest critter alive an' the spryest an' the mos' graceful.'
Eben HoldenIrving Bacheller
One day I went off cuttin' timber an' stayed 'til mos' night.
Eben HoldenIrving Bacheller
Seems mos' like heaven to get into a nice warm room like this!
The PanchroniconHarold Steele Mackaye
MOS
- metal oxide silicon
mo
1- mainly British short for moment (def. 1)
- mainly Australian short for moustache (def. 1)
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2- Macau
Mo
- molybdenum
MO
- Missouri
- Medical Officer
- modus operandi
Word Origin and History for mos
mo
colloquial shortening of momentum, by 1896.
mo
representing U.S. black pronunciation of more, by 1902; it was an acceptable variant form of more in the Middle Ages and has roots in Old English; see more.
Mo
- The symbol for the elementmolybdenum
Mo
- The symbol for molybdenum.