dyno

[ dahy-noh ]

noun

, Informal.

, plural dy·nos.

1. dynamometer ( def 2 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of dyno¹

By shortening; -o

Example Sentences

Dyno Nobel said that the rail car was transported back to Wyoming for further investigation and that it had “limited control” of the train’s activity while the cargo was being transported.

From New York Times

Dyno Nobel, an explosive manufacturing company, notified the federal government of the loss and said in a statement that it was investigating what happened during the nearly two-week journey.

From New York Times

Willy Jr.—who became a successful cinematographer and shot ski scenes for several James Bond movies—was a cousin, Bogner told Wahl and his then-wife, Dyno Wahl.

From Science Magazine

The couple would share the profits 50/50 with Bogner, Dyno recalls.

From Science Magazine

“I don’t think anybody really knew who Peter Bogner was,” Dyno says.

From Science Magazine