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Tommo

Tommo proper noun: a nickname for Tom or Thomas.

Proper noun

Tommo

  1. A nickname for Tom or Thomas.
    • "Visit in two days though," said Tommo. "Hang in there mate, got a joey coming, we'll be sweet then."2012, John Hoskison, Inside: One Man's Experience of Prison
    • Tommo tries to snatch his rucksack back, and Shayne stands, holding it out tauntingly.2015, James Graham, Tory Boyz, page 52

Origin of Tommo

From Tom + -o.

Questions about Tommo

What does Tommo mean?
Tommo means a nickname for Tom or Thomas.
What part of speech is Tommo?
Tommo is a proper noun.

Words near Tommo in the dictionary

  1. Tommie
  2. tommied
  3. tommies
  4. tomming
  5. Tommis
  6. Tommo
  7. tommorow
  8. Tommotian
  9. tommy
  10. Tommy Atkins
  11. tommy bar

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