nullo
Americannoun
PLURAL
nullosEtymology
Origin of nullo
1590–1600; < Italian: none < Latin nūllus null
Example Sentences
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“The fire continues to burn on multiple fronts in the Wollemi national park, Putty state forest, Coricudgy state forest and Nullo Mountain state forest,” says the RFS.
From The Guardian
The Kerry Ridge fire, on the north-west edge of the Mount Gospers and joined to the Oaky Creek and Paddock Run fires, has been upgraded to watch and act with activity increasing in Nullo Mountain.
From The Guardian
People in Nullo Mountain, Olinda and Bogee to the west, Howes Valley, Appletree Flat, and Doyles Creek to the east, and Widden, Baerami, Baerami Creek, and Martindale to the north, are warned to monitor conditions and know what they’ll do if the fire threatens.
From The Guardian
If you are in areas west of the fire including Nullo Mountain, Olinda & Bogee, monitor changing conditions.
From The Guardian
In the late 1940s, the Air Force flew its first “nullo” missions at Eglin Air Force Base, taking rusty, but sturdy, World War II bombers and turning them into drones for target practice and weapons testing.
From Washington Times
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