Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation mail order
- abbreviation medical officer
- abbreviation Missouri
- abbreviation modus operandi
- abbreviation money order
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- noun The
ISO 3166-1 two-letter (alpha-2) code forMacao . - abbreviation
Missouri , a state of theUnited States of America . - abbreviation Moderate Intellectual Disability, a disability often requiring
special education services. - abbreviation stock symbol Altria Group
- initialism
Modus operandi . - initialism banking
Money order . - initialism military
medical officer (British army)
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Examples
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MO 'BITTER BLUES yahooBuzzArticleHeadline =' MO\ 'BITTER BLUES'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Clarence Thomas\' autobiography, is a vivid and dramatic display of obfuscatory finger-pointing which is why it probably should be ignored. '
MO' BITTER BLUES 2007
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I agree Jim in MO, in the class NC has a blind door shot.
I have just completed my concealed carry handgun course in NC. 2009
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To Jim in MO: I didn't say that the 200-grain is best, just that it deserved to be more popular, or at least factory-loaded, because it gives the old '06 a whole' nother dimension.
Petzal: .270 vs. 2009
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The NR tag is cheaper in MO and doe tags are unlimited for only $7 each.
What do you think is the best state to hunt whitetails? 2009
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Growing up in MO I never walked up on such a large animal!
Field & Stream 2009
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I agree Jim in MO, in the class NC has a blind door shot.
I have just completed my concealed carry handgun course in NC. 2009
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One morning on opening day in MO I got to my stand before dawn and climbed up to wait for daylight.
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Like Jim in MO said the firewood aspect is very important since in the wilderness we can have no motors which equates to a handsaw.
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One morning on opening day in MO I got to my stand before dawn and climbed up to wait for daylight.
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Like Jim in MO said the firewood aspect is very important since in the wilderness we can have no motors which equates to a handsaw.
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