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Meanings of Pongo in English
Usage of Pongo in English
1
From there to the Picha, the Camisea, and the Pongo de Mainique.
2
Indeed, I know little about the Pongo, whom I scarcely ever see.
3
I doubt the boat will make it through the Pongo de Manseriche rapids.
4
The Pongo de Manseriche was first discovered by the Adelantado Joan de Salinas.
5
The Pongo only eat those whom the White God has chosen.
6
Peter Pongo had, however, sprang on to it and caught hold of me.
7
Orangutans (Pongo genus) Orangutan mothers take single parenting to the next level.
8
There is Mr Pongo, said the person who had conducted me to the room.
9
They are bastards, and of the Pongo I hear nothing but what is evil.
10
This land is known as Pongo, and so are the people who live there.
11
I told her all about the Pongo gorilla-god, of which already she knew something.
12
The Iland called 'Pongo', which hath a monstrous high hill.
13
Last night we spoke of the Pongo and now behold!
14
Then, admonished by the spear points of the Pongo, we landed in the slimy mud.
15
I had taken a boat through the Pongo de Mainique and stopped over in Shivankoreni.
16
The Pongo was twelve feet above flood stage, but sailing through it was not difficult.
Frequent collocations
Pongo through the time