MO
- noun
- /moʊ/
- US
- Hi, I'm Michael from Branson, MO and you're watching a mythical show.
- St. Louis, MO
- St. Louis, MO
- Kansas City, MO
Hey, Theo, this is Steve from East Prairie, MO What's up, Steve?
- Hey, Theo, this is Steve from East Prairie, MO What's up, Steve?
- Hi, I'm Michael from Branson, MO and you're watching a mythical show.
- What's up, Theo, this is Robbie Lopez from Kansas City, MO.
Examples
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You can find beautiful parks in Columbia, MO, perfect for a family picnic.
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Politicians in Ferguson, MO set up that that conflict.
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Shout out to Springfield, MO and public swimming pools.
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Representatives Roy Blunt (R-MO) and Bob Clement (D-TN), co-chairs of the caucus, also presented remarks.
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The company is headquartered in St. Louis, MO, which is known for its arch.
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During the summer, many people visit Lake of the Ozarks in MO for boating and fishing.
Synonyms
A US state in the Midwest known for the Gateway Arch
A state in the middle of the United States
A nickname for the US state Missouri because its people are practical and do not believe things easily
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Etymology
MO is a short form for the US state Missouri, and the state's name comes from a Native American phrase often said to mean 'people of the big canoes'. So when you see MO after a city name, it shows the place is in Missouri.