1997, K. C. Constantine, Family Values, G. K. Hall & Co. (1997), →ISBN, page 80:
[…] I mean, me bein' here has caused us some mondo problems, so I shoulda figured out that not bein' here anymore would cause some more problems — "
1998, Carole Nelson Douglas, Cat in a Golden Garland, Cengage Gale (1998), →ISBN, page 69:
"That was mondo money over ten years ago."
2003, Jack Isenhour, Same Knight, Different Channel: Basketball Legend Bob Knight at West Point and Today, Potomac Books (2003), →ISBN, page 289:
What it will really lead to is mondo exposure for a fast-food hot-dog vendor named Wienerschnitzel.
2006, Melissa Jacobs, Love, Life and Linguine, HarperCollins (2009), →ISBN, unnumbered page:
[…] Which is why I feel comfortable saying that, if you really love me, you'll come into Il Ristorante and spend mondo money.”
2010, Dakota Cassidy, You Dropped a Blonde on Me, Berkley Sensation (2010), →ISBN, unnumbered page:
Younger gorgeous woman marries older, rich man, lives her life solely for him while reaping the bennies of mondo moolah only to end up dumped by older rich man for newer, younger model.
After taking a lick of an orange pop, he said, “Are you sure this isn't just a replacement kid, Karen? I mean he's got mondo problems. His paperwork is peppered with violence, drugs, and alcohol. I have to ask, why this particular kid?”
2012, Lucienne Diver, Crazy in the Blood, Samhain Publishing, Ltd. (2012), →ISBN, page 79:
“You're kidding—you can eat again after that mondo burger you had for lunch?”
I think there used to be one called Norwald, which was destroyed by iron, which is mondo dangerous stuff there 'cause it's supposedly never cooled since . . . the Big Bang, I guess.
Any excuse to go to Rome would have been cool, she thought, but to have this locket with its secret is mondo cool!
2001, Margie Lapanja, Food Men Love: All-Time Favorite Recipes from Caesar Salad and Grilled Rib-Eye to Cinnamon Buns and Apple Pie, Conari Press (2001), →ISBN, page 196:
This recipe, from someone who really knows her tiramisu, is mondo rich, utterly divine, and simple.
“Hey, this place is mondo cool. Bowie hangs out there. It's so packed you can hardly get in. And they play industrial out of one set of speakers and the Sex Pistols out of the other. I mean in the same room! Like, at a thousand decibels."
2004, Lynda Sandoval, Who Is Your Daddy, Simon Pulse (2004), →ISBN, page 61:
Strike Three — Dylan is mondo POPULAR; in other words, wayyyyyyyyyy out of my league.