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    3. When the initials "MO" are used describing a person, like for instance, "what's his MO" what does that mean?
    When the initials "MO" are used describing a person, like for instance, "what's his MO" what does that mean?

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      MODUS OPERANDI or mode of operation..

      14 years ago. Rating: 8
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        ROMOS

        Top answer.
        commented 14 years ago
        figtree3

        That's the one.
        commented 14 years ago

        Modu operandi is correct.When the police use it,it means the way the perp does things.

        14 years ago. Rating: 6
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          PEOPLELOVER

          "PERP" Tommy, we have been watching to much U.S. TV, person of interest is us.
          Or suspect.
          commented 14 years ago
          Tommyh

          Perp is short for perpetrator.FYI.
          commented 14 years ago
          Tommyh

          & if you don't watch US TV what else are you gunna watch. A Country (bloody boring) Practice?
          commented 14 years ago
          Nene43

          Or it could be an "unsub".
          commented 14 years ago

          when pronounced 'emm ooh' it is modus operandi.  when pronounced 'mow' it is slang for mother.

          14 years ago. Rating: 4
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            When you're in Detroit, make sure you don't say MO, then follow with a FO.  You could get hurt easily there.

            14 years ago. Rating: 2
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              MO doesn't describe,  It means basicallly   what kind of person is  He /she


               

              14 years ago. Rating: 2
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                bulletman

                I thought MO was short for Motive.
                commented 14 years ago
                caddam

                Motive sounds good too. To me MO means Mo money, Mo pokechops, Mo cheese. I think the meaning would be subject to the context of the qestion.
                To MO or not to MO, that is the question.
                commented 14 years ago

                M.O. means "modus operandi"  which is latin for.... the way a crime is carried out is teh M.O.

                14 years ago. Rating: 2
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