Citations:ingo

English citations of ingo

sense: to go in; to enter

• 1972, Haryana Journal of Education - Volume 5:

  His eyes went alternatively from the students to the ruddy-cheeked Panchayat head who singly appeared to be the cause of the famine of fresh milk and butter which alone could account for the sickly pale looks and ingone cheeks of the sons and daughters of our sturdy villagers.

• 1998 April 1, KH73, “Holy Cow!!!”, in alt.sports.hockey.nhl.nj-devils (Usenet):

  This time the final series is jam packed with no defensive skill by either side whatsoever, but somehow the 7th game ingoes into a 7th overtime and Stephane Matteau, who the NHL allowed Keenan to borrow for the overtime, scores on a wraparound.