mi'jo
/ˈmiːhəʊ/(also mijo) US
noun
As a form of address to a male: my dear, my child.
Origin
1990s. From American Spanish mijo, also (in Central America and the Caribbean) mi'jo, affectionate form of address to a male child or younger man, shortened from mi hijo from mi my + hijo son.
- donnishness
- donnybrook
- donné
- donnée
- donor
- donor card
- donor fatigue
- do not adjust your set
- do-nothing
- donothingism
- donothingness
- Don Quixote
- donship
- don't
- don't ask me!
- don't call us, we'll call you
- don't-care
- don't-careish
- don't-careishness
- don't-carish
- don't-carishness
- dontcha
- don'tcha
- don't change horses in midstream
- don't count your chickens before they're hatched