"Lingo" can refer to a few different things depending on the context:
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Language or Jargon: In everyday usage, "lingo" often refers to specialized terminology or jargon used by a particular group, profession, or culture. This could be the specific vocabulary used among professionals in fields like medicine, technology, or even hobbies (like gaming or sports).
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Programming Language: Lingo is also the name of a programming language that was developed for use in Adobe Director (formerly Macromedia Director), which is a multimedia authoring platform. Lingo allows developers to create interactive and animated content for web applications and games.
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Lingo (Game): There are also games like "Lingo," which is a word-guessing game that has been popular in various formats, including a television game show and online games.
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Software: There are applications and tools named Lingo, often used for language translation, learning, or related tasks.
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