intro n.
an introduction, whether to a person or to a piece of writing, music etc; thus adj. intro, introductory.
Buln-Buln and the Brolga (1948) 🌐 An’ he fetches me into the house [...] an’ gives me an intro. to Mrs M’Gregor an’ the two Miss M’Gregors. | ||
Sporting Times 12 Nov. 1/3: They had met without an ‘intro.,’ but at least he knew her name. | ‘Larcenous Laura’||
Rose of Spadgers 12: An’ if yeh got a intro, I dare say / Yeh’d take it snifty an’ turn up yer nose. | ‘Introduction’ in||
All the Trees were Green 109: South West’s your District: and a damn’ good ’un, too, if you’ve got the intros. | ||
Pal Joey 48: I gave her a big intro. | ||
letter 3 July in Leader (2000) 393: The less said about the bloddy poems the better, and I’m beginning to feel rather the same about the essays. Can’t say that in an intro. | ||
Barry McKenzie [comic strip] in Complete Barry McKenzie (1988) 66: Can you line up an intro. | ||
Ladies’ Man (1985) 13: He stood there [...] high-stepping in place like a boxer waiting for ring intros. | ||
Lairs, Urgers & Coat-Tuggers 115: [H]is intro remark went something like: ‘An owner should buy the bloody animal’. | ||
(con. 1956) Prince Charming 208: I am doing the introes. I will tell Chris who you fucking are. | ||
Hooky Gear 181: Sensis slappin my back an doin intros. | ||
Wire ser. 5 ep. 10 [TV script] Supply only goin’ down to y’all after I make the intro. | ‘–30–’||
Happy Mutant Baby Pills 169: Intros were made to the staff: three peppy writers who looked like they were about to cry. | ||
Stoning 36: ‘It was only meant to be a friendly g’day, an intro’. | ||
Seven Demons 46: ‘[L]et me introduce everyone [...]’ We do intros. |
In phrases
to introduce.
Hooky Gear 148: Fact I’m gonna intro up my crew, bein as how you is all togevver now. |