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mammo

[ mam-oh ]

noun

, Informal.
  1. Some cancers detected by physical examination may not be seen on the mammo.

  2. 3D mammo takes multiple images of breast tissue from different angles, creating a three-dimensional view.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of mammo1

First recorded in 1985–90; by shortening
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Example Sentences

There were veteran players returning to each squad—Bien, Grace, and Jeremiah on the Under Thirteens, for example; Alex Nicishatse, Bien’s older brother, and Mandela Ziaty on the Under Fifteens, with team leaders Kanue Biah from Liberia and Natnael Mammo from Ethiopia.

Other highlights include a retrospective trilogy of Benegal’s classics “Zubeida,” “Mammo” and “Sardari” and a screening of Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy’s Oscar winning Pakistani Short Film “Saving Face.”

In 509 another Page 203 army, under Duke Mammo, crossed the Cottian Alps near Briancon, laid waste part of Dauphiné, and probably compelled a large detachment of the Burgundian army to return for the defence of their homes.

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