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quo
1. Similar meaning or weight to a quote, point, or fact.
2. A quo is a word to appreciate something someone has said to reinforce their idea or argument.
3. A kind gesture in response to clever vocabulary.
-- often accompanied with the word 'fair' ex: "fair quo"
2. A quo is a word to appreciate something someone has said to reinforce their idea or argument.
3. A kind gesture in response to clever vocabulary.
-- often accompanied with the word 'fair' ex: "fair quo"
Person A: "I've been thinking about this a lot lately and we should do x because of y and z reasons, what your thoughts?"
Person B: "Ah yes, fair quo..."
Person A: "I don't think he could pour enough gas on the fire of the mess he's in!"
Person B: "touché, fair quo"
Person A: "As Albert Einstein once said, "Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." We have to keep trying until we figure this out and strive towards our purpose."
Person B: "excellent quo, let's rock bro."
Person B: "Ah yes, fair quo..."
Person A: "I don't think he could pour enough gas on the fire of the mess he's in!"
Person B: "touché, fair quo"
Person A: "As Albert Einstein once said, "Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted." We have to keep trying until we figure this out and strive towards our purpose."
Person B: "excellent quo, let's rock bro."
quo by gotboompah October 5, 2013
Quo
A casual term of endearment used among stranger and friends when referring to a person of male persuasion and queer tendencies but you but you are not comfortable using "Queer" or "Bro"
quo
Pronunciation: /kwoʊ/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation)
Definition:
Quo (relative pronoun) - it is a relative pronoun functioning as a substitute for “who” alluding to individuals in subordinate clauses. Derived straight from the Latin relative pronoun of an equal design.
Significance:
• It defines a replacement for the pronoun “who”.
• It emphasizes the reference to persons.
• It identifies the application of the term within clauses.
• It avoids prohibited etymological sources.
• It improves the brevity of certain sentences.
• It replaces “who”.
General relative pronoun: quo
Definition:
Quo (relative pronoun) - it is a relative pronoun functioning as a substitute for “who” alluding to individuals in subordinate clauses. Derived straight from the Latin relative pronoun of an equal design.
Significance:
• It defines a replacement for the pronoun “who”.
• It emphasizes the reference to persons.
• It identifies the application of the term within clauses.
• It avoids prohibited etymological sources.
• It improves the brevity of certain sentences.
• It replaces “who”.
General relative pronoun: quo
Examples:
• “Quo is responsible for this activity?” (Replaces “Who is”)
• “Quo are the personnel in attendance?” (Replaces “Who are”)
• “The person, quo spoke was her sibling.” (Replaces “The person, who spoke”)
• “The voters, quo favored him, assisted him to win.”
• “It is the author, quo composed that libry.”
• “Quo is responsible for this activity?” (Replaces “Who is”)
• “Quo are the personnel in attendance?” (Replaces “Who are”)
• “The person, quo spoke was her sibling.” (Replaces “The person, who spoke”)
• “The voters, quo favored him, assisted him to win.”
• “It is the author, quo composed that libry.”
Quo Modo
Latin for "In What Manner", "How", "The Way in Which".
Quomódo expression used by Holy Mary when visited by Gabriel Archangel (Lc. 1,34)
The meaning in English is "How (can that be possible)"
Also used in the great American Punk band The Offspring new song "Trust In You" off their album Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace.
Quomódo expression used by Holy Mary when visited by Gabriel Archangel (Lc. 1,34)
The meaning in English is "How (can that be possible)"
Also used in the great American Punk band The Offspring new song "Trust In You" off their album Rise and Fall, Rage and Grace.
The Offspring - Trust in You
Quo Modo
Shadow to Light
Quo Modo
Shadow to light
Quo Modo
Pull me Up
Cause i am waiting
Quo Modo
Shadow to Light
Quo Modo
Shadow to light
Quo Modo
Pull me Up
Cause i am waiting
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