car·bo (kär b )n. pl. car·bos Informal A carbohydrate. |
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| Bellowing heaviness transcends what they do best, downed-out bleakness free of any minstrel mimicking carbo enhanced bi-products. Carbo loading prior to and during an endurance event helps stave off the depletion of muscle glycogen. Cinna was then assassinated by a mob of unruly soldiers, leaving Carbo in sole command of Rome. |
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