gonio-

1. a combining form meaning “angle,” used in the formation of compound words:

   goniometer.

Word History and Origins

Origin of gonio-¹

< Greek, combining form of gōnía

Example Sentences

During a training exercise in the mountains, three of Ms Gonio's male colleagues called her into a tent, where they'd been drinking.

From BBC

Seattle Times critic Misha Berson writes: “The demon barber of Fleet Street has set up shop in West Seattle. At ArtsWest Playhouse, you can sit inches from Sweeney Todd as he slashes his way toward perdition in the gripping Stephen Sondheim-Hugh Wheeler ‘penny dreadful’ musical … ArtsWest’s ‘Sweeney Todd’ is plenty taut and tense, and anchored by darkly charismatic leading man Ben Gonio.

From Seattle Times

Gonio’s robust baritone and glowering ferocity fit the role perfectly.

From Seattle Times

Gonio is well-matched by Corinna Lapid Munter, another admirable vocalist and a cheeky comedian who, as Mrs. Lovett, becomes Sweeney’s accomplice.”

From Seattle Times

The West Seattle company’s “Sweeney Todd” is plenty taut and tense, and anchored by darkly charismatic leading man Ben Gonio, writes critic Misha Berson.

From Seattle Times