Dino
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- proper noun
- /ˈdiːnoʊ/
- Tell me the truth, Dino, so I can get ready.
- Dino said
- Dino and Rick
- Dino Rossi
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Watch on YouTubeYou know, my name is Dino, and I am biracial.
- You know, my name is Dino, and I am biracial.
- I ended up meeting this cat named Dino through my cousin, my cousin E.
- How are you guys feeling about the fact that for Dino didn't race?
- Dean Martin was Dino DINDINOI would have been Sarah.
- And I remember being elated because Dino, we liked his packet.
- Well, I have Dino Stepanovolos is great writer.
Examples
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You know, when I was a kid, I worked for your grandfather, the one and only Dino De Laurentiis.
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Well, Dino had the date for the 28th, you know?
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I ended up meeting this cat named Dino through my cousin, my cousin E.
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So, it's just, you know, basically, Dino, Kenny, me and you.
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You know, my name is Dino, and I am biracial.
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"Hi, Elaine, hi, Dino," he said, then he turned to Stone.
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I'm Dino, and this Bojan.
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They're really good and Dino theme desserts just across the board.
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Hey, Dino.
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My friend is called Dino, and he is an amazing chef.
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Etymology
Dino is a common Italian male first name. It began as a short, friendly form of longer names like Domenico or of names that end in -dino, so it is used as an informal or familiar first name.