primo

IPA: prˈimoʊ

Examples of "primo" in Sentences

Oh dear, the kids don't say things like "primo" any more, do they?
Although, she has "primo" sarcasm ability. (not exactly a bad thing in my opinion)
Quod esse non potest: quia sic idem esset notius et minus notum, ut patet in primo posteriorum.
We bring you this special message from CD 14 Councilman Jose Huizar via his "primo" JOSE'S BLOG.
( "Subprime" comes from the Latin root sub primo, meaning "foreclosures in southern California.")
Prices ranged from $40 for a quarter ounce of regular marijuana to $4,409 for a pound of "primo" marijuana, officials said.
The 2001 flick is kind of primo and really stands the test of time in pop culture's current fascination with pop music and gossip.
A pound of "primo" marijuana from the business ran $4,409, while a quarter-ounce of regular marijuana was $40, the sheriff's office said.
Fair dos, Kaplan obviously had fun writing it, and some of his touches work well: 'Under this Adam Impulse people have exerted themselves to come up with names for very large numbers, such as primo-vigesimo-centillion for 10366, and the mellifluous milli-millillion for 103,000,003.'