Lobo [noun]

Labium obcordatum basi corneum angustius apice membranaceum medio emarginatum ciliatum lobo utrinque rotundato.

Lobo, who had equally good reasons for hating that odor, had installed an American air-cleaning system in his own office.

He sat down in the large armchair at the side of the desk, helped himself to one of Lobo's cigars.

None of the men found the photo Hall was seeking by the time he was ready to leave for General Lobo's headquarters.

Lobo sent for his aide, ordered microfilm copies of the documents to be ready in four hours.

Lobo was charged with the mission of obtaining the sum necessary for the ransom of his companions.

He lately obtained the living of Lobo and Galban in competition, as he is a good minister.

Off started the strange procession amid shouts of laughter, to which Senhora Lobo and her hand-maidens added their share.

Pedro Lobo's son has received the first orders and tonsure, with the intention of becoming a priest.

A Korku clan has the name lobo which means a piece of cloth.