provo
noun, plural pro·vos. (sometimes initial capital letter)
Origin of provo
Provo
1noun
Provo
2noun, plural Pro·vos. (sometimes lowercase) Informal.
Origin of Provo
2Examples from the Web for provo
Contemporary Examples of provo
A former resident of Provo, Utah, he learned Spanish as a teenager on a mission trip in Mexico City.
Gilmour is said to be set to take up his studies at BYU in Provo, following in the footsteps of his bride.
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February 24, 2012
Ray had reportedly been in serious but stable condition at a Provo, Utah, hospital and was surrounded by family when he died.
Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada, Phoenix, Provo, Utah, and Greely, Colorado, round out the 20 most stressed housing markets.
Historical Examples of provo
They went to Provo, 50 miles from the city, and there halted.
The Mormon Prophet and His HaremC.V. Waite
I rested a day or two in Provo and then started again for home.
The Autobiography of Parley Parker PrattParley Parker Pratt
The leaders on their return from Provo made a visit to Logan.
Wilford WoodruffMatthias F. Cowley
The party continued the journey from here to Provo, Springville, and Payson.
Wilford WoodruffMatthias F. Cowley
Dominicus Carter, of Provo, and my wife and four children were with me.
Leaves from My JournalWilford Woodruff