Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun In anc. Gr. tragedy, a song or choric passage sung by an actor from the stage in alternation with the chorus, and expressive of sorrow or lamentation.
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- noun Plural form of
commo .
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Examples
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Good thing Kim thinks those damn commos and druggies are, at least, truthful and will honestly complete the visa paperwork even if we know, in our hearts, that they're out to destroy Western civilisation.
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When the wall came down 20 years ago, all the commos had no where to run, so they joined the green parties.
Le Grove 2009
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