HoJo's
HoJo's proper noun: howard Johnson's (the chain of fast food restaurants).
Proper noun
HoJo's
- Howard Johnson's (the chain of fast food restaurants).
- "Often on the highway, weary and wary, we spurn the unknown and cheerfully drive on for the promise of a Howard Johnson's and its familiar dèja vu. HoJo's has a warmly reassuring predictability."1970 August 12, Gael Greene, Time Magazine, page 12
- "The genius of Hojo's , of course , lies in its conscious pastiche of everything that is cozy and traditional - church spires , town halls , and cottages — to perform a thoroughly modern function."1973, Stephen A. Kurtz, Wasteland: Building the American Dream, page 23
Questions about HoJo's
- What does HoJo's mean?
- HoJo's means howard Johnson's (the chain of fast food restaurants).
- What part of speech is HoJo's?
- HoJo's is a proper noun.
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