molo1
/ˈməʊləʊ/noun
Among the Hausa and Songhai people of West Africa: a type of stringed instrument (usually similar to a lute), with one, two, or three strings.
Origin
Early 20th century. From Hausa molo. Compare Songhay móóRà guitar of up to twelve strings, Kanuri móló two-stringed banjo.
molo2
/ˈməʊləʊ/(also mollo, mowlow) Australian slang
adjective
Drunk, intoxicated.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Rising Sun: On Board ‘Themistocles’. Origin unknown.
- well-tasted
- well-taught
- well-taxed
- well tempered
- well-tended
- well-thewed
- well-thinking
- well thought of
- well-thought-on
- well thought out
- well-thriven
- well thumbed
- well-timbered
- well timed
- well-to-do
- well-to-do-ism
- well-to-do-ness
- well-told
- well to live
- well tomb
- well-toned
- well to pass
- well-tossed
- well-traded
- well-trained