info

[in-foh] /ˈɪn foʊ/

noun, Informal.

Origin

1910-15; by final shortening

Examples from the web for info

Older folks may appear to react or process info slowly.
We try to delve a few layers deeper, whether providing info on the research group, or perhaps offering an expert opinion.
And each pupil sends incoming visual info to a different side of the fish's retina.
Some newshounds will no doubt thrill at having the latest info right there in the bathroom.
Twice this year, my bank called me to say that my debit card info had been compromised and they were sending me a new one.
Tweeting info is fine, but a more permanent and easily-accessible repository was needed.
They store the info so that the vendor can process it later.
Because each one would be unique, they would not have exactly the same definitions or logic about similar info points.
Then users can make debit or credit transactions of points or even cash, or let devices swap data such as contact info.
But figure there must be some info missing on cost and industrialization in this article.

British Dictionary definitions for info

info¹

/ˈɪnfəʊ/

noun

(informal) short for information

abbreviation

an information provider

Word Origin and History for info

1906, short for information.

Slang definitions & phrases for info

noun

Information; poop: I can slip you the info (1906+)

Related Abbreviations for info

information

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