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Prefix for "charger" or "jet"
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turbo
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
EP of Manchester band Sonic Boom Six In September 2003 they released The Turbo EP , their first release for Moon Ska Europe. This was produced by Ace (of Skunk Anansie) and Christophe. According to Barney Boom, it was limited to 1000 copies.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Turbo \Tur"bo\, n. [L. turbo, -inis, a top. See Turbine .] (Zo["o]l.) Any one of numerous marine gastropods of the genus Turbo or family Turbinid[ae] , usually having a turbinate shell, pearly on the inside, and a calcareous operculum.
Usage examples of turbo.
These in turn were so webbed with vine that even Turbo could not penetrate.
Ellen was cleaning her paint brush, she saw Turbo situp, ears bent forward.
When Turbo tarried in the underbrush, she lured him on with the biscuit and was glad when the bluff was in sight at last.
Ellen leaned against the wall, hugging herself with her arms, while Turbo went into a frenzy of barking.
She began to inch her way back to the lamp, dragging Turbo along beside her.
Holding onto Turbo with one hand, she moved into the breezeway and set the bag on the porch.
A half-hour later, with Turbo close beside her, Ellen crossed the open hallway to the bedrooms on the other side and latched the door quickly behind her.
He had come so silently and sat so still that even Turbo had not known he was out there.
And when they came to the place where Billy had died, it seemed to Ellen that Turbo moved closer still, brush ing against her legs.
Each snap of twig, every rustle of leaf brought her to an abrupt stop, and she waited, heart pounding, till Turbo moved on.
She crouched near the door, head turned away, arms around Turbo, the only one she could trust.
Ellen sat at the window like a guard on lookout, watching for the slightest sign that she should take Turbo and flee.
Jason, how she had set the fire, but when she came to the part about Turbo being shot, she choked up and covered her face with her hands, crying silently, the tears seeping through the crack between her fingers.
She went outside and fed the crust of her sand with to Turbo, then crossed the clearing and headed up the path toward the bluff.
Ellen went ahead hurriedly, concentrating on the distance she had yet to go, calling Turbo to stay by her, like a charm to ward off evil.