devo
- noun
- /ˈdiːvoʊ/
- Slang
- The late-seventies band Devo memorably chanted, "Are we not men? We are Devo!"
And she really gets that this is that this is somewhere between Black Sabbath craft work and Devo.
- And she really gets that this is that this is somewhere between Black Sabbath craft work and Devo.
- Nigga I knew I told you what Devo was going with no sleeves.
Examples
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The rest of Night of the Living Tribute's lineup consists of The Clash, PJ Harvey, Devo, Scorpions, Nirvana, and Ozzy.
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Other than the Devo influence, where else did you get your inspiration from?
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The pop-rock group DEVO used to ask in song: "Are we not men?"
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I saw the video for "Satisfaction" by Devo when I was in high school and was deeply influenced by it.
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The boiler suits and shades obviously were inspired by Devo.
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As a true devo, she attended every concert and wore the band's merchandise proudly.
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The devo camped out overnight to secure front-row spots for the show.
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He proudly identifies as a devo of the band, often quoting their lyrics and discussing their albums.
Synonyms
A man who likes a film, game, or show so much he defends it strongly
A person who loves music and often listens to it or goes to concerts
How Devoted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Devo comes from devotee or devoted, words about strong love or loyalty, so a devo is a 'very loyal fan'. It can also mean a member of the band Devo.