Daryl
Hi everyoneNeed some help from a native speakerIs "mojo" a slang expression? What is its meaning?Thanks for your answers.
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Yes.
It is a noun meaning "magic, power, (life) energy or something intangible". It can mean anything, but it is mostly used to means magic. For example, saying "I've lost my mojo" means you can no longer do something as well as you did before, or maybe you are downcast, depressed. You could ask "What mojo is this?" if you see something incredible or impressive.
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