CO
- noun
- On the loudspeaker, we keep hearing our CO saying we are winning the war.
- CO emissions
- Co-workers
These are postmarked from Denver, Co who goes by GI.
- These are postmarked from Denver, Co who goes by GI.
Examples
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The weather in CO can change rapidly, so be prepared for anything.
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I am from Denver, Co born and raised.
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My guess is Boulder, Co college town kids.
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I've seen his records of entry and exit to the States, and spoken to his CO.
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He's the CO here.
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I was the CO of K/3/1 from 4/68 to 11/10/68.
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I live in CO, where the mountains are breathtaking.
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Traveling to CO is a must for those who enjoy skiing.
Synonyms
A western United States state that has mountains and many outdoor activities
A nickname for Colorado because it became a US state in 1876
Compounds
A person who helps organise and choose items for an exhibition or collection with another person
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A way of making things together with users and other people to share decisions
A person who shares the main job of leading a project or company with another person
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A person who shares a benefit from a will, insurance policy, or trust
A country in northeastern South America that became independent from the United Kingdom in 1966
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A way for citizens and government staff to work together to design and provide services
Surface Forms
Etymology
CO is the postal abbreviation for Colorado, a US state whose name comes from the Spanish word colorado, meaning 'red' because of the red rocks and soil in parts of the state. So when you see CO after a city, it means the state of Colorado.