Moo

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Moo or MOO can refer to a wide variety of things.

Computing:

  • MOO, a type of MUD text-based virtual reality system, as in
  • MOO programming language
  • Moo Mapper, an editor for the IPL file format used for maps in Grand Theft Auto
  • Moo.fx, a JavaScript effects library based on Prototype Javascript Framework

Food:

  • Moo goo gai pan, a pseudo-Chinese American dish based on the Cantonese dish mah gu gai pin
  • Moo shu pork, a pseudo-Chinese dish served in Chinese restaurants in the United States
  • Maggie Moo's, a chain of franchised ice cream restaurants based in Columbia, Maryland
  • Moo & Oink, a Chicago-based grocery store chain that caters to the inner-city community

Martial arts:

Acronym:

Person's name:

  • Douglas J. Moo, a New Testament scholar
  • Eric Moo, singer, composer and producer
  • Joong-Moo, given name to Admiral Yi Sun-Sin of the Yi Dynasty
  • Lee Jang-Moo, professor of Mechanical Engineering in Seoul National University
  • Moo Ko-Suen, a covert agent of the People's Republic of China who tried to purchase US military equipment
  • Moo-Young Han (born 1934), professor of physics at Duke University
  • Roh Moo-hyun (born 1946), President of South Korea since 2003

Other uses:

  • Muban, a Thai language word for village

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