Proper noun
Mazo (plural Mazos)
A surname.
Some argue that Cabello was constitutionally required to be the acting President but Nicolás Maduro held the position. citation TV program Cabello has his own weekly program on state TV, Con el Mazo Dando (Hitting with the Sledge Hammer). Source: Internet
As a result of working with nonprofits, professional communication students are somewhat less likely to be paid for their field placement, according to program chair Lucille Mazo. Source: Internet
In the book, Common Women, by Ruth Mazo Karras, she discusses the meaning of prostitution and how people thought the proper use of prostitutes by unmarried men helped contain male lust. Source: Internet
Mazo, the Herald-Tribune reporter, later said that he found names of the dead who had voted in Chicago, along with 56 people from one house. Source: Internet
The use of physical force against wives was condoned until the 18th century in Bavarian law. citation Judith M. Bennett and Ruth Mazo Karras, eds. Source: Internet
Mazo remains on $150,000 bail and is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in North Las Vegas Justice Court, according to Associated Press. Source: Internet