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mon·do  (mnd) Slang
adj.
Enormous; huge: a mondo list of pizza toppings.
adv.
Extremely; very: a mondo big mistake.
[From mondo (bizarro), very bizarre, from Italian Mondo (Cane), (A Dog's) World, name of movie with bizarre scenes that was a cult favorite in the 1960s.]
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Byline: BY MAEVE QUIGLEY HERE'S the moment Fair City fans have been waiting for - when Mondo O'Connell makes Christmas one to remember.
Return of Mondo; EXCLUSIVE FAIR CITY FAVOURITE BACK WITH HIS FAMILY by The Mirror (London, England)
Mondo Polymer Technologies, Reno, Ohio, has been granted a special low-interest loan through the state of Ohio's 166 Direct Loan Program, which provides loans for land and building acquisitions, expansion or renovation and equipment purchase.
Plastics company receives loan from Ohio agency by Recycling Today
Piccolo Mondo is a new Italian restaurant on Glasgow's Argyle Street but older readers will remember the original one that flourished in the '70s.
INN AND OUT Jonathan by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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