mozo
Americannoun
plural
mozosEtymology
Origin of mozo
1830–40; < Spanish: literally, youth, servant, of obscure origin
Example Sentences
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For the game against New Zealand and another on Sept. 10 with Canada in Arlington, Texas, he summoned 26 players, including midfielder Érik Lira of Cruz Azul and defender Alan Mozo of Chivas.
From Los Angeles Times
One of the first to arrive was Adriana Mozo, a long-time parishioner but first-time weaver whose parents migrated from Mexico.
From Seattle Times
They were without defender Alan Mozo due to a leg injury.
From Seattle Times
Pumas coach Andres Lillini made a first-half substitution after defender Alan Mozo suffered a leg injury.
From Seattle Times
Jesus Rivas, a 19-year-old defender, subbed on for Mozo and wasn’t a drop in skill.
From Seattle Times
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