collabo
collabo noun: a collaboration with another artist, in urban contemporary music.
Noun
collabo (plural collabos)
- A collaboration with another artist, in urban contemporary music.
- A collaborator; a traitor.
- "Look, our doctor's been arrested. And the veterinarian, well, he's a collabo. It's too dangerous for him to stay here. We could all be killed."2020, Cara Black, Three Hours in Paris, page 194
Verb
collabo (third-person singular simple present collabos, present participle collaboing, simple past and past participle collaboed)
- To collaborate with another artist, in urban contemporary music.
- The Yohimbe Brothers are DJ Logic (the jazz-influenced turntable wizard who had collaboed with Medeski Martin And Wood and Body Count) and guitarist Vernon Reid (the dreaded fret-monster behind Living Colour and various solo excursions) […]2004, CMJ New Music Report, number 891, page 6
Forms of collabo
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | collabos |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | collabos |
| present participle | collaboing |
| past participle | collaboed |
| past | collaboed |
Questions about collabo
- What does collabo mean?
- Collabo means a collaboration with another artist, in urban contemporary music.
- What part of speech is collabo?
- Collabo can be a noun or a verb.
- What is the plural of collabo?
- The plural of collabo is collabos.
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