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mocolloquial shortening of momentum, by 1896.
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morepresenting African-American vernacular pronunciation of more, by 1902; it was an acceptable variant form of more in the Middle Ages and has roots in Old English; see more.
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moa moment
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mostands for modus operandi which translates as method of operation
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mo, atomic weight 95.94. This is a metal in group VIB along with chromium and tungsten.
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moMedical Officer
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moMinister's Office
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mo(adj.) Short for magneto-optical, a type of data storage technology that combines magnetic disk technologies with optical technologies, such as those used in CD-ROMs. Like magnetic disks, MO disks can [..]
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moNoun. Abb. of moment. E.g."Just a mo, wait there and I'll be with you in one minute."
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momodus operandi
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mochemistry - the element molybdenum
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moMedical Officer
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mo Moment
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moMeter Operator The Meter Operator is an activity which resides in ESB Networks Business, this role is responsible for all meter and capital works for the entire electricity market
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moAn abbreviation for Magneto-Optical disk, a type of data storage device that uses a combination of both laser light and magnetism. This external storage device is used to store digital image data and is approaching the popularity of CD-R/RW drives.
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momost
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moThe Mars Observer spacecraft.
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moMolybdenum.
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mo(Modus Operandi)
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mo Modus Operandi (Method of Operation) N
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moModus Operandi
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moMethod of Operation - often a unique aspect of a crime or criminal.
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moadj. "more," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@adj
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moadj 88 mo 68 moo 20
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moadv. "more, again," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@adv
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moadv 55 mo 46 moo 9
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mon. "more, others," s.v. mo adv., quasi-sb. and a. OED. KEY: mo@n
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mon 37 mo 33 moo 4
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moA mobile-originated message, meaning an SMS or text message sent from a mobile phone. These messages are sent by a mobile subscriber by creating and sending the message from within their mobile phone.
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moMobile Gulf of Mexico leasing area
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mo(Modl) yet, whenever verb suffix indicating past subjunctive (hypothetical perfective?); negative verb suffix indicating the action hasn't happened yet [lengthens preceding vowel of verb stems [..]
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momagneto optical
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mobeel) - A type of kinetic sculpture (that which moves), invented and first used by the artist Alexander Calder. Trained as an engineer, Calder built many hanging mobiles with various attached forms, w [..]
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moMemorandum Order
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moShort form of Maureen, Maurice, Morris and other names beginning with a similar sound.
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