Loer
[loh] /loʊ/
adjective
1.
an informal, simplified spelling of 1 , used especially in labeling or advertising commercial products:
lo calorie.
/ləʊ/
interjection
1.
look! see! (now often in the phrase lo and behold)
abbreviation
1.
hello
interj.
early 13c., from Old English la, exclamation of surprise, grief, or joy; influenced in Middle English by lo!, short for lok “look!” imperative of loken “to look” (see look (v.)). Expression lo and behold attested by 1779.
1.
Lao
2.
low
love olympics (that is, sex with the intent to procreate)
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