copro

See also: co-pro, copro-, and сорго

English

Alternative forms

• co-pro

Noun

copro (plural copros)

1. (informal) Clipping of coproduction.
   • 2019 May 23, Janet Smith, “Matilda: The Musical has a subversive blast with Roald Dahl's story”, in The Georgia Straight‎^[1]:

     A copro with Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre and Winnipeg’s Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Matilda pulls things off at the scale the production demands.

   • 2021 September 24, K.J. Yossman, “‘Doctor Who’ Showrunner Russell T. Davies to Return for Next Season”, in Variety‎^[2]:

     The next season will be a co-pro between BBC Studios and Welsh-based Bad Wolf. When Davies, who is Welsh, revived the show 16 years ago he moved production to Wales.

2. (computer hardware, informal) Clipping of coprocessor.
   • 2001, Phil Croucher, The BIOS Companion, page 48:

     Oddly enough, a copro in a 286 is slower than one in an XT, due to the connections.

Anagrams

• Porco

Italian

Verb

copro

1. first-person singular present indicative of coprire

Anagrams

• corpo, porco