Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A cylindrical stone, slightly tapering to each end, used for grinding grain or cocoa. See also
metate .
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Mexico & Local U. S. The muller, or crushing and grinding stone, used in grinding corn on a metate.
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- proper noun Mann language
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Examples
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Mano is short for hermano -- so almost A direct equivalent of "bro".
Equivalent of "dude", "man", "bro"? 2002
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: Mano is short for hermano -- so almost A direct equivalent of "bro".
Equivalent of "dude", "man", "bro"? 2002
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We found the truck in Mano-a-Mano, a local free classified paper similar to Nickel Ads. The previous owner kept meticulous records and cared for the truck very conscientiously.
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We found the truck in Mano-a-Mano, a local free classified paper similar to Nickel Ads. The previous owner kept meticulous records and cared for the truck very conscientiously.
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We found the truck in Mano-a-Mano, a local free classified paper similar to Nickel Ads. The previous owner kept meticulous records and cared for the truck very conscientiously.
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We found the truck in Mano-a-Mano, a local free classified paper similar to Nickel Ads. The previous owner kept meticulous records and cared for the truck very conscientiously.
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When we were in Chicago recently during our celebration of our 30th wedding anniversary, we visited Bin 36, a mini-conglomerate downtown that includes a wine bar, a cheese bar, a downstairs restaurant called A Mano and a wine store that has 250 bottles, including some with its own label, all in one location.
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Kabaira Bay there is an island called Mano, which stands five miles off from the mainland.
Rídan The Devil And Other Stories 1899 Louis Becke 1884
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Mancera was quoted by local news media as saying Monday that the heads were accompanied by a note referring to the "Mano con Ojos" or "Hand with Eyes" drug gang.
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Mexico City Attorney General Miguel Mancera said the heads were found on a busy ring-road with a note referring to the "Mano con Ojos" or "Hand with Eyes" drug gang.
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