Definitions
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- noun a bomb carried by a balloon
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Examples
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But that's nothing compared to my son Randall, who once ate fugo, a potentially deadly blowfish prepared by only a few Japanese chefs, for a magazine article.
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This usually the point in a debate when fugo flees.
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But that's nothing compared to my son Randall, who once ate fugo, a potentially deadly blowfish prepared by only a few Japanese chefs, for a magazine article.
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But that's nothing compared to my son Randall, who once ate fugo, a potentially deadly blowfish prepared by only a few Japanese chefs, for a magazine article.
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But that's nothing compared to my son Randall, who once ate fugo, a potentially deadly blowfish prepared by only a few Japanese chefs, for a magazine article.
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But that's nothing compared to my son Randall, who once ate fugo, a potentially deadly blowfish prepared by only a few Japanese chefs, for a magazine article.
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In so far as these were to be read in the Churches they were meant to be reckoned as an "instrumentum ecclesiæ" in the wider sense.] [Footnote 213: Here the bishops themselves occupy the foreground (there are complaints about their cowardice and serving of two masters in the treatise _de fugo_).
History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7) Adolph Harnack 1890
john commented on the word fugo
My new favorite word. Are there also words for bombs carried by other vehicles? Trains, say, or horses?
October 12, 2009