sybo

British  

/ ˈsəɪbɪ, ˈsaɪ-, -bo /

noun

1. a spring onion

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Etymology

Origin of sybo

C16: from cibol, from French ciboule, from Latin cepulla onion bed, from cepa onion

Example Sentences

One game referenced in DeepSee’s paper is Subway Surfers, a popular mobile app from the Danish company Sybo, which has been downloaded some 3 billion times since its debut in 2012.

From Seattle Times

The Ubisoft deal comes just after deep-pocketed Tencent in June acquired Copenhagen-based Sybo Games, the developer of hit mobile game Subway Surfer, and in August took a 16.25% stake in Japan's "Elden Ring" developer FromSoftware.

From Reuters

The app, created by mobile publisher iDreamSky and Subway Surfers developer Sybo, debuted at last week’s New York Comic-Con, where visitors could borrow a phone and walk through a Mark AR pop-up installation, either viewing professional artwork or creating their own.

From The Verge

And while iDreamSky and Sybo are both well-established companies, they don’t have the kind of resources that, say, Facebook could throw at the problem.

From The Verge

“Because there’s no anonymity, that helps govern what people are doing,” says Sybo CEO Mathias Gredal Norvig.

From The Verge