orgo

Etymology

Definitions

1. 1

   Organic.

   • In the end, "mech" inventions clearly whet financial appetites; the "orgo" approach remains messier and thus riskier as far as investment capital is concerned.
   • For lunch...we got orgo pork roast medallions stuffed with sage dressing. Always delicious. Baked orgo spuds...herb and garlic butter. Orgo green beans almond...something or other. And fucking orgo carrots in an orgo honey glaze.
   • You see I haven't been feeling well lately so I sent my orgo clone in to work for me.
2. 2

   Organic chemistry, usually referring to the subject.

   • Taking orgo and biology at the same time is really gonna blow.
   • I'm also taking orgo again and a biological anatomy and anthropology class which should also be equally as much fun (orgo maybe not so much, but it should definitely be exciting, to say the least).
3. 3

   Alternative letter-case form of orgo (“organic chemistry”).

   • Orgo is being taught this year by Professor Maitland Jones Jr., a bearded, enthusiastic man who admits he "loves" teaching it.
   • One pre-med student said that "the biggest mistake I made was taking Orgo freshman year."
   • It was already clear that one of the challenges of Orgo (particularly for the pre-meds) would be the systemization of a huge body of factual data, allowing for retrieval of critical information at critical times (exams, etc.).

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