M.o.
1.
mail order.
2.
modus operandi.
3.
money order.
1.
mail order.
2.
manually operated.
3.
Medical Officer.
4.
method of operation.
5.
mode of operation.
6.
modus operandi.
7.
money order.
abbreviation
1.
mail order
2.
money order
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