piro
[pir-oh]
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noun Informal.
Origin of piro
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Examples from the Web for piro
Historical Examples of piro
The Count Piro would not dream of asking anything but the hand of the princess.'
The Crimson Fairy BookVarious
Ponto straight as a rod—Piro in a slight curve—and Basta a perfect semicircle.
The people who built and inhabited these cities of the Accursed Lakes were of the now extinct Piro stock.
The Book of the National ParksRobert Sterling Yard
If this be true, the Taos are made to speak the Piro language and the Hemez as well.
The Natural History of the Varieties of ManRobert Gordon Latham
Piro helps kill the bees with his stick, but, in doing so, injures the woman somewhat severely.
Filipino Popular TalesDean S. Fansler